carbonate in Japanese
carbonate in Japanese is 炭酸塩 — carbonate means a salt formed from carbonic acid, such as calcium carbonate.
carbonate in Japanese
炭酸塩
Pronounced: tansan'en
Any salt or ester of carbonic acid.
What does "carbonate" mean?
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noun A salt formed from carbonic acid, such as calcium carbonate.
"Limestone is mostly made of calcium carbonate."
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verb To add carbon dioxide to a liquid, making it fizzy.
"The drink is carbonated before it's bottled."
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carbonate in a sentence
- Limestone is mostly made of calcium carbonate.
- The drink is carbonated before it's bottled.
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What is "carbonate" in Japanese?
"carbonate" in Japanese is 炭酸塩. carbonate means: A salt formed from carbonic acid, such as calcium carbonate.
How do you pronounce 炭酸塩?
"carbonate" in Japanese is 炭酸塩, pronounced "tansan'en".
How do you use "carbonate" in a sentence?
Example: "Limestone is mostly made of calcium carbonate." In Japanese, "carbonate" is 炭酸塩.
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