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Meanings of sulfates in anglès

Any salt derived from sulfuric acid.

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Any ester derived from sulfuric acid.

Usage of sulfates in anglès
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EBONY: All of your products are free of sulfates and parabens.
Ebony
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The entire line is free of sulfates and contains natural and certified-organic ingredients.
Ebony
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It's saturated with sulfates, carbonates, and a few other items, however.
The Gods Themselves
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The transition metals associated with these emissions are composed of water-soluble metal sulfates.
Pubmed
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The accumulation of steroid conjugates, such as androgen and estrogen sulfates, deserves interest.
Pubmed
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The salts are sulfates, phosphates and chlorides of sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium.
Common Diseases of Farm Animals
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The synthesis of several sulfates of trichothecene mycotoxins is presented.
Pubmed
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Parabens, phthalates and sulfates are some of the toxic compounds that we should avoid.
Ebony
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Is it more important to avoid phthalates or sulfates?
The Guardian
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Scientists think the layers contain opaline silica and iron sulfates formed through alteration by acidic water.
Wired
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A novel flexible assembly strategy is described for the modular synthesis of heparin and heparan sulfates.
Pubmed
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Some leavening acids have a distinctly astringent taste (sulfates, pyrophosphates).
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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Mere mentioning of sulfates, mineral oil, petroleum, alcohol or parabens will get you a thirty minute lecture.
Ebony
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It essentially eliminates exhaust emissions of sulfur oxides and sulfates, which are major components of acid rain.
Wired
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Amundson's key observation is that Martian soil has a layer of sulfates sitting on top of chlorides.
Wired
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The structure and activity of two pairs of dermatan sulfates, isolated from bovine and porcine mucosa, were studied.
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