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一酸塩基 (issanenki) Japanese meaning: monoacidic base | Kotomora

一いっ酸さん塩えん基き

also: いちさんえんき

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Meanings

1

monoacidic base

Chemistry term for a base that can accept one proton per molecule.

水すい酸さん化かナトリウムは一いっ酸さん塩えん基きの代だい表ひょう例

れい

で

ある

。

Sodium hydroxide is a typical example of a monoacidic base.

Kanji

一one, one radical (no.1)
酸acid, bitterness, sour
塩salt
基fundamentals, radical (chem), counter for machines

Written forms

一酸塩基
- いっさんえんき
  Standard kanji spelling for this chemistry term.
- いちさんえんき
  Alternate reading; less common than いっさんえんき.
いちさんえんき

Etymology

Compound of 一 (one), 酸 (acid), and 塩基 (base). The reading いっさんえんき follows standard rendaku and contraction patterns.