
Explanation of carbohydrate (noun) form plural: carbohydrates compound made from plants containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen
Sample of carbohydrate Carbohydrates such as starch, are an important source of energy.
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Explanation of silica (noun) form plural: silicas white crystalline compound used to make glass
Sample of silica Silica is also known as quartz.
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Explanation of carbon monoxide (noun) form plural: carbon monoxides a poisonous gas
Sample of carbon monoxide Carbon monoxide poisoning can be caused by inhaling exhaust fumes.
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Explanation of lactate (verb) forms: lactated; lactated; lactating to secrete milk
Sample of lactate Mothers lactate after giving birth so that they can feed their young.
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Explanation of hydrolysis (noun) form: no plural reaction where molecular bonds are broken by reaction with water
Sample of hydrolysis Salt hydrolysis changes the PH of a salt solution. The role of ultrasound in organic synthesis concentrates on classical reactions such as reduction, carbanions, alkylation, ester hydrolysis and acylation of aromatics with a mention of biological and sonochemical reactions, together with a list of references.
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Explanation of stapes (noun) form: no plural innermost bone of the three ossicles
Sample of stapes The stapes is also known as the stirrup.
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Explanation of melting point (noun) form plural: melting points the temperature at which a solid turns into a liquid
Sample of melting point The melting point of a solid is the same as the freezing point of its liquid form.
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Explanation of dissipate (verb) forms: dissipated; dissipated; dissipating to disappear
Sample of dissipate The rate at which the energy loss occurs is equal to the power dissipated by the resistor.
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Explanation of diastole (noun) form plural: diastoles the part of the cardiac cycle during which the heart muscle relaxes
Sample of diastole Blood pressure falls during diastole.
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Explanation of cannabis (noun) form: no plural a drug also known as marijuana
Sample of cannabis Cannabis can precipitate psychosis in some people.
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