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Definition of carbonate
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Carbonate
(n.) A salt or
carbonic
acid, as in
limestone,
some forms of lead ore, etc..
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Strontic
::
Strontianite
(n.)
Strontium
carbonate,
a
mineral
of a
white,
greenish,
or
yellowish
color,
usually
occurring
in
fibrous
massive
forms,
but
sometimes
in
prismatic
crystals..
Barilla
::
Barilla
(n.) The
alkali
produced
from the
plant,
being an
impure
carbonate
of soda, used for
making
soap,
glass,
etc., and for
bleaching
purposes..
Dialogite
::
Dialogite
(n.)
Native
carbonate
of
manganese;
rhodochrosite.
Calcite
::
Calcite
(n.)
Calcium
carbonate,
or
carbonate
of lime. It is
rhombohedral
in its
crystallization,
and thus
distinguished
from
aragonite.
It
includes
common
limestone,
chalk,
and
marble.
Called
also
calc-spar
and
calcareous
spar..
Leadhillite
::
Leadhillite
(n.) A
mineral
of a
yellowish
or
greenish
white
color,
consisting
of the
sulphate
and
carbonate
of lead; -- so
called
from
having
been first found at
Leadhills,
Scotland..
Ceruse
::
Ceruse
(n.) The
native
carbonate
of lead.
Supercarbureted
::
Supercarbonate
(n.) A
bicarbonate.
Azurite
::
Azurite
(n.) Blue
carbonate
of
copper;
blue
malachite.
Bismuthyl
::
Bismuthyl
(n.)
Hydrous
carbonate
of
bismuth,
an
earthy
mineral
of a dull white or
yellowish
color..
Putty
::
Putty (n.) A kind of thick paste or
cement
compounded
of
whiting,
or soft
carbonate
of lime, and
linseed
oil, when
applied
beaten
or
kneaded
to the
consistence
of
dough,
-- used in
fastening
glass in
sashes,
stopping
crevices,
and for
similar
purposes..
Soda
::
Soda (n.)
Popularly,
sodium
carbonate
or
bicarbonate..
Magnesia
::
Magnesia
(n.) A light
earthy
white
substance,
consisting
of
magnesium
oxide,
and
obtained
by
heating
magnesium
hydrate
or
carbonate,
or by
burning
magnesium.
It has a
slightly
alkaline
reaction,
and is used in
medicine
as a mild
antacid
laxative.
See
Magnesium..
Vallet''s Pills
::
Vallet's
pills () Pills
containing
sulphate
of iron and
carbonate
of
sodium,
mixed with
saccharine
matter;
--
called
also
Vallet's
mass..
Bone
::
Bone (n.) The hard,
calcified
tissue
of the
skeleton
of
vertebrate
animals,
consisting
very
largely
of
calcic
carbonate,
calcic
phosphate,
and
gelatine;
as, blood and
bone..
Lanthanite
::
Lanthanite
(n.)
Hydrous
carbonate
of
lanthanum,
found in
tabular
while
crystals..
Chalk
::
Chalk (n.) A soft,
earthy
substance,
of a
white,
grayish,
or
yellowish
white
color,
consisting
of
calcium
carbonate,
and
having
the same
composition
as
common
limestone..
Hydromagnesite
::
Hydromagnesite
(n.) A
hydrous
carbonate
of
magnesia
occurring
in
white,
early,
amorphous
masses..
Potassium
::
Potassium
(n.) An
Alkali
element,
occurring
abundantly
but
always
combined,
as in the
chloride,
sulphate,
carbonate,
or
silicate,
in the
minerals
sylvite,
kainite,
orthoclase,
muscovite,
etc.
Atomic
weight
39.0.
Symbol
K
(Kalium)..
Brunswick Green
::
Brunswick
green () An
oxychloride
of
copper,
used as a green
pigment;
also, a
carbonate
of
copper
similarly
employed..
Sulphaurate
::
Sulphato-
() A
combining
form (also used
adjectively)
denoting
a
sulphate
as an
ingredient
in
certain
double
salts;
as,
sulphato-carbonate..
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