phosphate in Japanese
phosphate in Japanese is 燐酸塩 — phosphate means a chemical compound derived from phosphoric acid, widely used in fertilizers and found in living cells.
phosphate in Japanese
燐酸塩
Pronounced: rinsan'en
(chemistry) Any salt or ester of phosphoric acid.
What does "phosphate" mean?
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noun A chemical compound derived from phosphoric acid, widely used in fertilizers and found in living cells.
"Farmers spread phosphate fertilizer on the fields every spring."
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noun A fizzy drink flavored with fruit syrup and a small amount of phosphoric acid, historically served at soda fountains.
"The old diner still serves a classic cherry phosphate."
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phosphate in a sentence
- Farmers spread phosphate fertilizer on the fields every spring.
- The old diner still serves a classic cherry phosphate.
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What is "phosphate" in Japanese?
"phosphate" in Japanese is 燐酸塩. phosphate means: A chemical compound derived from phosphoric acid, widely used in fertilizers and found in living cells.
How do you pronounce 燐酸塩?
"phosphate" in Japanese is 燐酸塩, pronounced "rinsan'en".
How do you use "phosphate" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers spread phosphate fertilizer on the fields every spring." In Japanese, "phosphate" is 燐酸塩.
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