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phosphat

phosphat noun: a phosphate.

Noun

phosphat (plural phosphats)

  1. (obsolete) A phosphate.
    • Oyster-shells will answer as well as marble, but the phosphat of lime, taken up by the acid along with the lime, must be first separated by pure ammonia.1807, Aikin, C. R., Comp., Dictionary Of Chemistry And Mineralogy Vol. 2, page 40

Forms of phosphat

pluralphosphats

Questions about phosphat

What does phosphat mean?
Phosphat means a phosphate.
What part of speech is phosphat?
Phosphat is a noun.
What is the plural of phosphat?
The plural of phosphat is phosphats.

Words near phosphat in the dictionary

  1. phosphanthridines
  2. phosphanylidene
  3. phosphanylidenes
  4. phosphaporphyrin
  5. phosphaporphyrins
  6. phosphat
  7. phosphatase
  8. phosphatases
  9. phosphate
  10. phosphate acetyltransferase
  11. phosphate butyryltransferase

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