NOIons

NOIons is not a term with a single, widely accepted definition in science or technology. In scholarly literature, the string "NOIons" does not designate a recognized category of ions or a standard concept. Because it is not established as a formal term, its meaning is context-dependent and can vary by usage.

In chemistry, the symbols NO, N, and O appear in various ions and reactive species, such as nitrite (NO2−), nitrate (NO3−), nitrosonium (NO+), and nitric oxide-related, neutral molecules. The specific term "NOIons" is not used as a formal designation for these species in peer‑reviewed literature. If encountered, it is likely to refer loosely to ions containing nitrogen and oxygen or to a branding or project name rather than to a defined chemical category.

In other contexts, NOIons may appear as a proper noun in branding, media, or fiction, where it can denote a fictional organization, technology concept, or product name. Such uses are context-specific and do not imply a shared, scientifically defined meaning.

See also: Ion, Nitrite, Nitrate, Nitric oxide, Nitrogen oxides. If a particular context for NOIons is provided—such as a source document, game, or company—an article can be expanded to reflect that specific usage with sourced details.