neutralization
- noun
- /ˌnjuːtrəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
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neutralización
- The only parameter in the PN model not available from independent experimental analysis is kn, the rate constant for acid-base neutralization.
- acid-base neutralization
- base neutralization
Examples
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During the neutralization process, the solution turned from acidic to neutral, indicating a successful reaction.
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So again we see the dissociation and then we can have from here a neutralization reaction.
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The acid has to be neutralized, and this neutralization is believed to occur in the bone.
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The acid and base distributions that remain are able to undergo further neutralization during PEB.
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To observe seroconversion and changes in antibody titers, we measured neutralization antibodies using a microneutralization test on a 96-well microplate.
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The Sabin-Feldman dye test is a neutralization test that entails lysis of organisms in the presence of antibody and complement; it measures IgG antibodies.
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In the chemical reaction, the neutralization of the acid and base resulted in a harmless salt and water.
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The neutralization of strong acids with a base is essential in many laboratory experiments to ensure safety.
Synonyms
A reaction where an acid and a base make salt and water
Antonyms
Compounds
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Shooting at a place to stop the enemy using it without destroying it
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Morphology
neutralization = neutralize (transparent) = neutral + ize + ation
Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ation' to 'neutralize'; the meaning is the process of making something neutral.
Etymology
Neutralization comes from neutral ('neither') and the ending -ization ('making'). In chemistry, it means 'making' a solution 'neither' acidic nor basic, for example when an acid and a base react to give salt and water.