nitrat
nitrat noun: a salt or ester of nitric acid; nitrate.
Noun
nitrat (plural nitrats)
- a salt or ester of nitric acid; nitrate.
- The tartareous acid has no direct action on lead, but added to the red oxyd it whitens it, and if a few drops of the acid in solution be poured into the liquid nitrat, or any other soluble salt of lead, a white pulverulent tartrite of lead is separated.1807, Aikin, C. R., Comp., Dictionary Of Chemistry And Mineralogy Vol. 2, page 26
Forms of nitrat
| plural | nitrats |
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Questions about nitrat
- What does nitrat mean?
- Nitrat means a salt or ester of nitric acid; nitrate.
- What part of speech is nitrat?
- Nitrat is a noun.
- What is the plural of nitrat?
- The plural of nitrat is nitrats.
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