There are 28 total results for your 炭酸 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
炭酸 see styles |
tansan(p); tansan たんさん(P); タンサン |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) carbonic acid; (2) (abbreviation) (See 炭酸水,炭酸飲料) carbonated water; carbonated drink; (3) (kana only) (abbreviation) (See 炭酸水素ナトリウム) baking soda; sodium carbonate |
炭酸塩 see styles |
tansanen たんさんえん |
carbonate |
炭酸水 see styles |
tansansui たんさんすい |
carbonated water; sparkling water; fizzy water; soda water |
炭酸泉 see styles |
tansansen たんさんせん |
carbonated spring; soda spring |
炭酸紙 see styles |
tansanshi たんさんし |
carbon paper |
炭酸鉛 see styles |
tansannamari たんさんなまり |
{chem} lead carbonate |
石炭酸 see styles |
shí tàn suān shi2 tan4 suan1 shih t`an suan shih tan suan sekitansan せきたんさん |
phenol C6H5OH; same as 苯酚 phenol; carbolic acid |
脱炭酸 see styles |
datsutansan だつたんさん |
decarbonation |
炭酸ガス see styles |
tansangasu たんさんガス |
(See 二酸化炭素) carbonic acid gas; carbon dioxide; CO2 |
炭酸同化 see styles |
tansandouka / tansandoka たんさんどうか |
{biochem} (See 炭素固定) carbon assimilation; carbon fixation |
炭酸固定 see styles |
tansankotei / tansankote たんさんこてい |
{biochem} (See 炭素固定) carbon fixation; carbon assimilation |
炭酸飲料 see styles |
tansaninryou / tansaninryo たんさんいんりょう |
carbonated drink; fizzy drink; soda |
重炭酸塩 see styles |
juutansanen / jutansanen じゅうたんさんえん |
bicarbonate |
炭酸で割る see styles |
tansandewaru たんさんでわる |
(Godan verb with "ru" ending) to dilute with soda |
炭酸ソーダ see styles |
tansansooda たんさんソーダ |
{chem} (See 炭酸ナトリウム) sodium carbonate; soda ash |
炭酸水素塩 see styles |
tansansuisuiso たんさんすいすいそ |
{chem} hydrogencarbonate; bicarbonate |
石炭酸樹脂 see styles |
sekitansanjushi せきたんさんじゅし |
(See フェノール樹脂) phenolic resin |
重炭酸曹達 see styles |
juutansansouda / jutansansoda じゅうたんさんそうだ |
sodium bicarbonate; baking soda |
炭酸カリウム see styles |
tansankariumu たんさんカリウム |
{chem} potassium carbonate; potash |
炭酸バリウム see styles |
tansanbariumu たんさんバリウム |
{chem} barium carbonate |
炭酸同化作用 see styles |
tansandoukasayou / tansandokasayo たんさんどうかさよう |
{biochem} (See 炭素固定) carbon assimilation; carbon fixation |
重炭酸ソーダ see styles |
juutansansooda / jutansansooda じゅうたんさんソーダ |
baking soda; sodium bicarbonate |
炭酸カルシウム see styles |
tansankarushiumu たんさんカルシウム |
calcium carbonate (CaCO3) |
炭酸ナトリウム see styles |
tansannatoriumu たんさんナトリウム |
{chem} sodium carbonate |
炭酸マグネシウム see styles |
tansanmaguneshiumu たんさんマグネシウム |
magnesium carbonate (MgCO3) |
重炭酸ナトリウム see styles |
juutansannatoriumu / jutansannatoriumu じゅうたんさんナトリウム |
baking soda; bicarbonate of soda |
炭酸水素ナトリウム see styles |
tansansuisonatoriumu たんさんすいそナトリウム |
{chem} sodium bicarbonate |
炭酸脱水酵素阻害薬 see styles |
tansandassuikousosogaiyaku / tansandassuikososogaiyaku たんさんだっすいこうそそがいやく |
carbonate dehydratase inhibitor |
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