anhydrate
Strip all water
Anhydrate refers to a chemical compound with no water molecules in its structure, or the process of removing water from a substance.
The term appears in chemistry when distinguishing between hydrated and water-free forms of compounds: copper sulfate anhydrate versus the hydrated blue crystals.
As a verb, to anhydrate is to remove water completely.
Remove all moisture
- moistureSmall amounts of liquid
- evaporateTransition to gaseous state
- dryFree from moisture
- parchDry out thoroughly
desiccant · absorbent · dehumidify · arid · drought · wither · shrivel · dewater
Hydrated calcium sulfate
- calciteCrystalline calcium carbonate
- boraxSodium borate compound
- copper sulfateBlue crystalline metallic salt
- sodium carbonateAlkaline cleaning salt
Forming ordered solid structure
- solubilityDissolving potential in liquid
- stoichiometryQuantitative chemical reaction analysis
- precipitateHeadlong and reckless
- solventDissolving liquid or financially stable
solute · dissolution · reactivity · equilibrium · concentration · molarity · titration · reagent
desiccate
Remove all moisture
parch · desiccant · absorbent · dehumidify · arid · drought · wither · shrivel · dewater · efflorescence
gypsum
Hydrated calcium sulfate
- calciteCrystalline calcium carbonate
- boraxSodium borate compound
- copper sulfateBlue crystalline metallic salt
crystallization
Forming ordered solid structure
- solubilityDissolving potential in liquid
- stoichiometryQuantitative chemical reaction analysis
- precipitateHeadlong and reckless
solvent · solute · dissolution · reactivity · equilibrium · concentration · molarity · titration · reagent · molecular