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Meanings of salts in English
Ionic compound, an assembly of cations and anions.
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Usage of salts in English
1
The mineral salts and quarts appear in large quantities in this neighbourhood.
2
The gas may be purified by dissolving metallic salts in the water.
3
As my dear friend Craig Bennett would say: Pass the smelling salts!
4
The salts of this metal can be used in dyeing and photography.
5
Iodine forms a series of salts-theiodides-resemblingin many respects the chlorides.
6
Significant effects of salts on the kinetics of refolding were also observed.
7
Sweat is composed predominantly of water along with salts and other chemicals.
8
Hence irrigation must impart to the soil more salts than natural inundation.
9
In the absence of ferric salts, phosphates and arsenates count as sulphur.
10
The manure contains ammonia in form of salts, easily decomposed by quicklime
11
The different action of the three foregoing salts of quinine is singular.
12
The salts deflagrate and a luminous flame envelops the ordinary feeble arc-flame.
13
Annouschka sprinkled his face with water; Vaninka put salts to his nose.
14
Foods must contain essential salts and the growth and health maintaining elements.
15
The young man leaned over her and made her inhale the salts.
16
The perspiration consists mainly of water containing different salts and organic matters.
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United States of America
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