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Meanings of carbonate in English
Usage of carbonate in English
1
The medicinal carbonate of ammonia; it was dissolved in water and top-dressed.
2
Different organisms display differing degrees of biological control on their carbonate chemistry.
3
Albemarle produces only lithium carbonate in Chile, used commonly in consumer electronics.
4
Boiler scale is composed of the carbonate or the sulphate of lime.
5
November: At work on the action of carbonate of ammonia on plants.
6
The limestone contains masses of brown oxidated iron and carbonate of iron.
7
Luckily, calcium carbonate is easily dissolved in a range of mild acids.
8
The most important are carbonate of soda, potash, and cyanide of potassium.
9
They tried ammonium carbonate mixed with perfume for the third time-riskingpoisoning.
10
Their integument is hardened with plates or particles of carbonate of lime.
11
Vanadic acid fuses with carbonate of soda upon charcoal, and is absorbed.
12
To minute fragments of carbonate of ammonia, however, they were more responsive.
13
Chalybite, which is carbonate of iron, is an ore of great importance.
14
Minerals Technologies produces calcium carbonate, used to whiten everything from paper to talc.
15
So it may possibly be in the case of the carbonate of ammonia.
16
Place the remaining fourth of the carbonate on the top of the mixture.
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