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Meanings of carbonates in English
Ester derived from carbonic acid.
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Examples for "carbonate"
Examples for "carbonate"
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.
Usage of carbonates in English
1
The carbonates and phosphates of the alkaline earths are insoluble in water.
2
The calcium and magnesium, if present, are changed to carbonates or oxides.
3
Newcastle University researchers can use CO2 to create chemical compounds called cyclic carbonates.
4
The Company's segments include carbonates, still drinks and water, and other.
5
It's saturated with sulfates, carbonates, and a few other items, however.
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Calcium and magnesium carbonates are important minerals found in sedimentary environments.
7
Certain vegetable salts are converted into alkaline carbonates, and thus correct the acidity.
8
Both combine with carbon dioxide to form carbonates, with the evolution of water.
9
In this calcareous formation the preservative qualities of the carbonates would prevent rapid decomposition.
10
Also the nitrates and carbonates, after their acids are driven off during the fusion.
11
The Calcium Carbide division provides calcium carbonates and calcium carbides.
12
The restaurant carbonates it & refrigerates it in the cellar.
13
Mineral matters are inorganic, being chlorides, carbonates or phosphates of calcium, sodium and potassium.
14
Representatives of the foraminifer Nummulites are important in Earth history for timing Cenozoic shallow-water carbonates.
15
He discovered the transformation of neutral organic salts into carbonates by the process of assimilation.
16
Similarly the carbonates of the metals yield oxides, thus:
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Translations for carbonates
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Carbonates through the time