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二塩基酸 (にえんきさん) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

二に塩えん基き酸さん

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Meanings

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dibasic acid

Chemistry term for an acid that can donate two protons (hydrogen ions) per molecule.

硫りゅう酸さんは代だい表ひょう的てきな二に塩えん基

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酸さん

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Sulfuric acid is one of the typical dibasic acids.

Kanji

二two, two radical (no. 7)
塩salt
基fundamentals, radical (chem), counter for machines
酸acid, bitterness, sour

Related words

一いち塩えん基き酸さん
Monobasic acid; donates one proton per molecule, unlike 二塩基酸 which donates two.
多た塩えん基き酸さん
Polybasic acid; a more general term for acids that can donate multiple protons.

Etymology

Compound of 二 (two) + 塩基 (base) + 酸 (acid), reflecting the acid's ability to react with two equivalents of a base.