| Pax TV, now | 11 |
| Particle that may bond | 22 |
| Particle in a salt solution | 27 |
| Particle in a charged state | 27 |
| Particle in a chamber | 21 |
| Particle in a cathode ray tube | 30 |
| Part of a solution, maybe | 25 |
| Part of a salt crystal | 22 |
| One of Plato's 35 dialogues | 31 |
| One of Plato's "Dialogues" | 40 |
| One may get bonded | 18 |
| One in an accelerated program? | 30 |
| One created by hydrolysis | 25 |
| OH-, for one | 12 |
| Network formerly known as PAX TV | 32 |
| Na+ or H- | 9 |
| Molecule with a + charge, e.g. | 30 |
| Molecule in some ostensibly healthier water | 43 |
| Low-priced Saturn | 17 |
| Lithium __ battery | 18 |
| Linear accelerator particle | 27 |
| Kind of storm, in sci-fi | 24 |
| Kind of generator | 17 |
| Kind of atom | 12 |
| K+ or Na+ | 9 |
| JFK's PT boat | 17 |
| Its formula includes a plus or minus | 36 |
| Item in a charged state | 23 |
| Item always charged | 19 |
| It's tiny and sometimes attractive | 38 |
| It's indicated by a plus or minus sign | 42 |
| It's got a small charge | 27 |
| It's attractive, to chemists | 32 |
| It packs a charge | 17 |
| It might react negatively | 25 |
| It might be bivalent | 20 |
| It may lose or gain electrons | 29 |
| It may include a minus sign | 27 |
| It may be negative or positive | 30 |
| It has a small charge | 21 |
| It has a plus or minus, in chemistry class | 42 |
| It can't be neutral | 23 |
| It can have pluses or minuses | 29 |
| Iliescu or Tiriac | 17 |
| Hydroxide, e.g. | 15 |
| Hydronium, e.g. | 15 |
| Hydrolysis atom | 15 |
| High school physics subject | 27 |
| H+ or Ca++: e.g. | 16 |
| Free of an electron | 19 |
| Free electron, for one | 22 |
| Former Saturn | 13 |
| Field-___ microscope | 20 |
| Exempt attachment? | 18 |
| Euripides title | 15 |
| Ending for object or subject | 28 |
| Element of solar winds | 22 |
| Electron-deficient atom, perhaps | 32 |
| Electron loser, perhaps | 23 |
| Electrolyte, e.g. | 17 |
| Electrojet bit | 14 |
| Electrified bit | 15 |
| Electrified atom | 16 |
| Elec. particle | 14 |
| Discontinued Saturn sedan | 25 |
| Discontinued Saturn model | 25 |
| Cyclotron bit, perhaps | 22 |
| Confess at the end? | 19 |
| Confess at the end | 18 |
| Component of a bond | 19 |
| Cl- or Na+ | 10 |
| Chloride, for one | 17 |
| Chemical bonding attractor | 26 |
| Charged-up particle | 19 |
| Charged up atom | 15 |
| Charged subject in science class? | 33 |
| Charged subatomic particle | 26 |
| Charged molecule | 16 |
| Charged form of hydrogen | 24 |
| Charged electron | 16 |
| Charged cyclotron bit | 21 |
| Charge carrier that forms a bond within each of this puzzle's four longest answers | 86 |
| Carbonium, for one | 18 |
| Cable TV channel with the slogan "Positively Entertaining" | 68 |
| Ca++, e.g. | 10 |
| Bromide, e.g. | 13 |
| Boy am ____ a roll! | 20 |
| Bit with a charge | 17 |
| Bit for an accelerator | 22 |
| Bicarbonate, e.g. | 17 |
| Atomic structure | 16 |
| Atomic alternative | 18 |
| Atom with extra electrons, perhaps | 34 |
| Atom with an electric charge | 28 |
| Apollo's son | 16 |
| Anode-directed particle | 23 |
| An electrically charged atom | 28 |
| Ammonium, for example | 21 |
| Ammonium, e.g. | 14 |
| Altered atom | 12 |