sulfate
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5.1
- noun
- /ˈsʌlfeɪt/
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sulfato
- At Deep Hollow, Dabney is testing gypsum, or calcium sulfate, as a way to help with yields.
- sodium sulfate
- ferrous sulfate
- ferric sulfate
Another 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 white mineral used to make plaster, improve soil, and to make some foods and medicines
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A bright blue salt used to kill fungus on plants and for simple lab work
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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
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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 small negative particle that forms when sulfuric acid loses one hydrogen
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A chemical used in many shampoos and soaps that makes foam and can irritate skin
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A colorless powder that dissolves in water and is used to dye cloth, protect wood, and plate metal
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.