acetate in Japanese
acetate in Japanese is 酢酸塩, アセテート — acetate means in chemistry, any salt or ester formed from acetic acid.
acetate in Japanese
酢酸塩
Pronounced: sakusan'en
(organic chemistry) Any ester or salt of acetic acid.
アセテート
Pronounced: asetēto
(organic chemistry) Any ester or salt of acetic acid.
What does "acetate" mean?
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noun In chemistry, any salt or ester formed from acetic acid.
"Sodium acetate is used as a food preservative."
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noun A clear plastic material, especially cellulose acetate, used to make thin sheets for overlays and film.
"The designer laid a sheet of acetate over the artwork to protect it."
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acetate in a sentence
- Sodium acetate is used as a food preservative.
- The reaction produced an acetate as a by-product.
- The designer laid a sheet of acetate over the artwork to protect it.
- Old photographic film was often made from acetate.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "acetate" in Japanese?
"acetate" in Japanese is 酢酸塩, アセテート. acetate means: In chemistry, any salt or ester formed from acetic acid.
How do you pronounce 酢酸塩?
"acetate" in Japanese is 酢酸塩, pronounced "sakusan'en".
How do you use "acetate" in a sentence?
Example: "Sodium acetate is used as a food preservative." In Japanese, "acetate" is 酢酸塩, アセテート.
Are there other ways to say "acetate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "acetate": 酢酸塩, アセテート.
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