bisulphate
Acidic sulfur compound
Bisulphate is a chemistry term for the hydrogen sulfate ion or compounds containing it.
Bisulphate salts like sodium bisulphate are acidic and find use in cleaning products, food preservation, and pH adjustment.
The spelling bisulfate is standard in American English.
Simplest atomic element
- sodiumEleventh element, highly reactive
- potassiumNineteenth element, symbol K
- ammoniumCharged ammonia derivative
- calciumElement twenty, builds bones
magnesium · salt · anion · conjugate · dissociation · electrolyte · aqueous · soluble
Soil nutrient supplement
- water treatmentCleaning supply for consumption
- wastewaterContaminated drainage from buildings
- coagulantAgent inducing clotting
- etchingAcid-incised metal print
pickling · descaling · cleaning agent · food additive · leavening · brewing · winemaking · preservation
Substance that adds sourness
- tartnessAcidic sharpness in taste
- neutralizationCanceling opposing forces
- bufferProtective intermediate space
- titrationMeasuring concentration by addition
Made of tiny particles
- anhydrousContaining no water
- hygroscopicAbsorbs moisture from surroundings
hydrogen
Simplest atomic element
- sodiumEleventh element, highly reactive
- potassiumNineteenth element, symbol K
- ammoniumCharged ammonia derivative
calcium · magnesium · salt · anion · conjugate · dissociation · electrolyte · aqueous · soluble · crystal
fertilizer
Soil nutrient supplement
- water treatmentCleaning supply for consumption
- wastewaterContaminated drainage from buildings
- coagulantAgent inducing clotting
etching · pickling · descaling · cleaning agent · food additive · leavening · brewing · winemaking · preservation · flux
acidifier
Substance that adds sourness
- tartnessAcidic sharpness in taste
- neutralizationCanceling opposing forces
- bufferProtective intermediate space
granular
Made of tiny particles
- anhydrousContaining no water
- hygroscopicAbsorbs moisture from surroundings
sulfate, sulphur, sulfite, sulfates, disulfide, sulphate, sulphurous, thiosulfate, sulphates