alkaline in Russian
alkaline in Russian is щелочно́й, щелочной — alkaline means having the chemical properties of an alkali; basic rather than acidic.
alkaline in Russian
щелочно́й
Pronounced: shchelochnoy
Of, or relating to an alkali, one of a class of caustic bases.
щелочной
Pronounced: shchelochnoy
Of, or relating to an alkali, one of a class of caustic bases.
What does "alkaline" mean?
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adjective Having the chemical properties of an alkali; basic rather than acidic.
"Soap is alkaline, which is why it can feel slippery on the skin."
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adjective Having a pH greater than 7 on the standard scale.
"The test strip turned blue, showing the water was alkaline."
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alkaline in a sentence
- Soap is alkaline, which is why it can feel slippery on the skin.
- The soil here is quite alkaline, so acid-loving plants struggle.
- The test strip turned blue, showing the water was alkaline.
- A pH of 9 is mildly alkaline.
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What is "alkaline" in Russian?
"alkaline" in Russian is щелочно́й, щелочной. alkaline means: Having the chemical properties of an alkali; basic rather than acidic.
How do you pronounce щелочно́й?
"alkaline" in Russian is щелочно́й, pronounced "shchelochnoy".
How do you use "alkaline" in a sentence?
Example: "Soap is alkaline, which is why it can feel slippery on the skin." In Russian, "alkaline" is щелочно́й, щелочной.
Are there other ways to say "alkaline" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "alkaline": щелочно́й, щелочной.
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