sulfate
The origin and history of sulfate.
Etymology
From French sulfate, coined in 1787 by chemist Louis-Bernard Guyton de Morveau from Latin sulphur.
Class of 1787
sulfate first entered the language around 1787.
See the full Class of 1787 →The origin and history of sulfate.
From French sulfate, coined in 1787 by chemist Louis-Bernard Guyton de Morveau from Latin sulphur.
sulfate first entered the language around 1787.
See the full Class of 1787 →