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carbonat

carbonat noun: a carbonate.

Noun

carbonat (plural carbonats)

  1. (obsolete) A carbonate.
    • The proportions of these two carbonats have been already given. The white carbonat is produced by decomposing the nitrat or any other salt by a carbonated alkali.1807, Aikin, C. R., Comp., Dictionary Of Chemistry And Mineralogy Vol. 2, page 25

Forms of carbonat

pluralcarbonats

Questions about carbonat

What does carbonat mean?
Carbonat means a carbonate.
What part of speech is carbonat?
Carbonat is a noun.
What is the plural of carbonat?
The plural of carbonat is carbonats.

Words near carbonat in the dictionary

  1. Carbonarism
  2. Carbonarist
  3. Carbonarists
  4. Carbonaro
  5. Carbonaros
  6. carbonat
  7. carbonatable
  8. carbonatation
  9. carbonatations
  10. carbonate
  11. carbonate of lime

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