sulfate
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- noun
- /ˈsʌlfeɪt/
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- At Deep Hollow, Dabney is testing gypsum, or calcium sulfate, as a way to help with yields.
- sodium sulfate
- ferrous sulfate
- ferric sulfate
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Watch on YouTubeAnother thing that I always get is magnesium sulfate, AKA Epsom salt.
- Another thing that I always get is magnesium sulfate, AKA Epsom salt.
- And it just so happens that calcium sulfate is insoluble in dilute sulfuric acid.
- There's no real proven correlation between this release of zinc cadmium sulfate and and that.
- It matters because what it says is there was a chance event tectonically, there was a lot of sulfate sitting on land as a some kind of mineral.
- It is vegan, cruelty free, paraben and sulfate free, folate to free.
- They never put any GMOs, parabens, toxins or sulfates in their products.
- They're free of phthalates, parabens, sulfates, DEA.
- Does not contain synthetic dyes, sulfates, parabens.
Examples
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Another thing that I always get is magnesium sulfate, AKA Epsom salt.
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Ammonium sulfate, among other aromas.
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But here then the blue copper sulfate is blue.
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- Most likely a sulfate pipe.
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You see these dots that Laui saw, for example, for copper sulfate, right?
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Magnesium sulfate is a drying agent, a drying agent.
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Ten percent magnesium sulfate, for buoyancy.
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The major difference between the sulfate and chloride forms of chemical precipitant is in turbidity removal.
Academic text (1998) -
The process is capable of reducing sulfate concentrations from 6,000 mg/liter to as low as 100 mg/liter.
Academic text (1997) -
The chemical engineer explained that magnesium sulfate is commonly used in agriculture to improve plant growth.
Compounds
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A colorless powder that dissolves in water and is used to dye cloth, protect wood, and plate metal
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A bright blue salt used to kill fungus on plants and for simple lab work
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A chemical used in many shampoos and soaps that makes foam and can irritate skin
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A white mineral used to make plaster, improve soil, and to make some foods and medicines
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A small negative particle that forms when sulfuric acid loses one hydrogen
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A white powder used in paint, in industry, and to help X-rays show the inside of the body
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A bright blue chemical in crystals used in gardens and labs to kill fungus and test liquids
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A strong medicine that helps people with ADHD pay attention and helps those with narcolepsy stay awake
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word sulfate comes from sulfur and the chemical ending -ate, which means 'a salt made from an acid' and appears in other names like nitrate. So a sulfate is a salt that contains sulfur, and thinking 'sulfur + -ate' helps you remember the meaning.