Significados de chemical equivalent en inglés

If he could eliminate that unromantic barfing, Romeo surmised, he'd have the chemical equivalent of a Barry White record.

This is found by multiplying its ordinary chemical equivalent or combining weight by .000010384, which is the electrochemical equivalent of hydrogen.

Material Safety Data Sheets, the chemical equivalent of technology user terms and conditions, have offered descriptions of those hazards since the early 1900s.

Once industry figured out how to transform the seeds of grasses into the chemical equivalent of sugar, there was probably no turning back.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor of the US Supreme Court has described execution using the sedative midazolam as "the chemical equivalent of being burned at the stake".

BioChar's $0.50 per pound (0.45 kg) price is a challenge when the chemical equivalent goes for about $0.12 less by weight.

Electro-chemical equivalents coincide, and are the same, with ordinary chemical equivalents.

Soap is never used in exact chemical equivalents, but an excess is always taken.

To determine the chemical equivalents in such an instance it is necessary to inspect the chemical reactions involved.

Heat, electricity, and magnetism, have a similar relation to each other as the chemical equivalents of coal, zinc, and oxygen.

Besides, in chemical combinations it is desirable to use far more than the chemical equivalents, or the experiments don't succeed.

The numbers representing chemical equivalents express very general ratios of effects, comprehending for all bodies all the actions they are capable of producing.

"You seem to be treating me more like a chemical equivalent than like a human being, not to say like a lady," said Rachel, laughing.