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When making an Ion, it is possible to set the abundance through a keyword argument. This keyword argument can be either the dataset name or an actual value. The ionization potential should work the same and should have similar setter/getter logic to how the abundance property works.
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Are there significantly different values or precisions from different atomic databases? I guess I'm wondering why a setter is needed for ionization potential, as it should just be a fundamental property of an ion.
When making an
Ion
, it is possible to set the abundance through a keyword argument. This keyword argument can be either the dataset name or an actual value. The ionization potential should work the same and should have similar setter/getter logic to how the abundance property works.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: