buffered
- adjective
- /ˈbʌfərd/
- Specialized
- The buffered solution remained stable despite the addition of acid.
Examples
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We prepared a buffered saline solution for the experiment.
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Medications are sometimes buffered to reduce stomach irritation.
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The scientist used a buffered solution to ensure the experiment's accuracy.
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A buffered environment helps maintain stable conditions for sensitive reactions.
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The scientist used a buffered solution to ensure the experiment's accuracy.
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A buffered environment helps maintain stable conditions for sensitive reactions.
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We prepared a buffered saline solution for the experiment.
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Etymology
Buffered uses the same idea of a cushion that 'takes the hit' for you, so in chemistry a buffered solution 'resists change' in pH. That means the solution soaks up added acid or base and keeps conditions steady.