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Meanings of sulphates in anglès
Any salt derived from sulfuric acid.
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Examples for "sulphate"
Examples for "sulphate"
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One may buy potash in the form of the muriate or sulphate.
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Some sodium sulphate is prepared by the reaction represented in the equation
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Boiler scale is composed of the carbonate or the sulphate of lime.
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The sulphate particles would slightly reduce the thickness of the ozone layer.
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No sulphate reduction was detected in media inoculated with kettle lake sediments.
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EBONY: All of your products are free of sulfates and parabens.
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The entire line is free of sulfates and contains natural and certified-organic ingredients.
3
It's saturated with sulfates, carbonates, and a few other items, however.
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The transition metals associated with these emissions are composed of water-soluble metal sulfates.
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The accumulation of steroid conjugates, such as androgen and estrogen sulfates, deserves interest.
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The rover is driving across Gale Crater, an ancient Martian lake bed that was once filled with water, and has discovered sulfate salts.
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The rover is driving across Gale Crater, an ancient Martian lake bed that was once filled with water, and has discovered sulfate salts.
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The wax seal loosens around the edges and does not totally prevent creeping of the zinc sulphate salts, although nearly so.
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The wax seal loosens around the edges and does not totally prevent creeping of the zinc sulphate salts, although nearly so.
Usage of sulphates in anglès
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The sulphates of zinc or copper are best, because they act quicker.
2
Among these are various sulphates which form important parts of plant foods.
3
First, at least three earthy salts-the sulphates of lime, alumina, and potassa.
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Describe the test for chlorids; for sulphates; for iron; for lime; for magnesium.
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The soda process is used for waters containing sulphates of lime and magnesia.
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The sulphuric acid displaces the other acids, leaving a solution containing sulphates only.
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These sulphates appear to be formed, in part, at least, by bacterial agency.
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Contained oxide of manganese in small quantity; sulphates in watery solution of ash abundant.
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When heated with carbon, sulphates are reduced to sulphides, thus:
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Having dissolved the ore he converts the metals into sulphates by evaporating with sulphuric acid.
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We have iodides, chlorides, and bromides without number; sulphates, nitrates, hydrochlorates, and prussiates beyond count.
12
Proteids are excreted from the body as water, carbon dioxide, urea, uric acid, sulphates, &c.
13
Iron forms, with other elements, many important combinations, such as its alloys, oxides, and sulphates.
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Genetics, your water supply, sulphates in shampoo: all of these and more can affect your scalp.
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Hydraulic lime exposed to the sea rapidly loses the lime and takes up magnesia and sulphates.
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The sulphates, when exposed upon charcoal with soda to the reducing flame, leave a hepatic residue.
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