alkali (Also alkalies, alkalises, alkalis) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to alkali

  • base«
  • alkali«
  • pyridine«
  • melamine«
  • imidazole«
  • purine«
  • pyrimidine«
  • iminazole«
  • glyoxaline«
  • cyanuramide«
  • alkalinity«
  • guanine«
  • adenine«
  • gastric antacid«
  • thymine«
  • cytosine«
  • antacid«
  • triphosphopyridine«
  • antiacid«
  • alkalizer«
  • alkaliser«
  • basic«
  • alkaline«
  • caustic potash«
  • alkalic«
  • chemical science«
  • alkali lake«
  • free-base«
  • alkali metal«
  • basify«
  • alkalize«
  • alkaline earth metal«
  • alkalise«
  • omeprazole«
  • water«
  • alkalify«
  • ranitidine«
  • arrhenius base«
  • saltlike«
  • chemistry«
  • alkali salt«
  • base-forming«
  • mg(oh)2«
  • alkalescent«
  • saponification«
  • alcalescent«
  • concentrated solution«
  • calcium hydroxide«
  • cimetidine«
  • subset«
  • potassium hydroxide«
  • lake county«
  • soluble hydroxide«
  • qaly القلي«
  • plant potash«
  • largest alkali lake«
  • chemical symbol k«
  • burned plant ash«
  • base soluble«
  • atypical alkali«
  • inorganic chemistry«
  • arabic al qalīy«
  • organic chemistry«
  • alkaline soil«
  • salt«
  • alkaline earth metal chemical element«
  • chemical compound«
  • chemical«
  • adjective alkaline«
  • surface chemistry«
  • solution«
  • utah–idaho border«
  • electrochemistry«
  • strong base due«
  • caustic process«
  • compound«
  • alkali salts«
  • geochemistry«
  • common properties«
  • pill roller«
  • pill pusher«
  • ion«
  • soluble base«
  • chemist«
  • arrhenius definition«
  • photochemistry«
  • element potassium«
  • apothecary«
  • alkaline aqueous solution«
  • physical chemistry«
  • redberry lake«
  • nuclear chemistry«
  • carbonate salt«
  • kalium«
  • druggist«
  • tramping lake«
  • alkaline substance«
  • biochemistry«
  • buffalograss«
  • radiochemistry«
  • ionic salt«
  • pharmacist«
  • basic salt«
  • acidic aqueous solution«
  • thermochemistry«
  • soft soap«
  • immunochemistry«
  • femtochemistry«
  • baldwin lake«
  • chemoimmunology«
  • fatty substance«
  • saskatchewan«
  • basic soil«
  • summer lake«
  • limewater«
  • lake magadi«
  • barium carbonate«
  • basic substance«
  • saltwort«
  • ash«
  • magnesium hydroxide«
  • soda lake«
  • kenya«
  • soil«
  • calcination«
  • ph value«
  • chemical burn«
  • common base«
  • saline lake«
  • hydroxide ion«
  • low solubility«
  • mono lake«
  • potassium carbonate«
  • oh−«
  • lake turkana«
  • alkaline solution«
  • caustic soda«
  • specific definition«
  • soluble«
  • owen valley«
  • bear lake«
  • oregon«
  • animal fat«
  • common property«
  • acidic soil«
  • sodium hydroxide«
  • potash«
  • outback«
  • common example«
  • dissociation«
  • san bernardino county«
  • original source«
  • fodder«
  • plant«
  • generic term«
  • cabbage«
  • evaporation«
  • potassium«
  • chemical engineering«
  • lime«
  • extract«
  • soap«
  • pink«
  • fat«
  • california«
  • synonym«
  • term«
  • antiquity«
  • vegetable«
  • substance«
  • arabic«
  • touch«
  • skin«
  • mixture«
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  • context«
  • rise«
  • surface«
  • example«
  • difference«
  • portion«
  • al«
  • presence«
  • concept«
  • process«
  • english«
  • australia«
  • form«
  • antagonistic«
  • incompatible«
  • chemic«
  • hydroxide«
  • sodium carbonate«
  • carbonate«
  • inorganic phosphate«
  • inorganic compound«
  • chloride«
  • calcium chloride«
  • ammonium chloride«
  • sulfate«
  • calcium sulfate«
  • phosphate«
  • silicate«
  • manganese tetroxide«
  • halide«
  • potassium hydrogen tartrate«
  • potassium dichromate«
  • potassium chlorate«
  • potassium bromide«
  • potassium bitartrate«
  • sulphate«
  • calcium sulphate«
  • acid«
  • sulfide«
  • oxide«
  • hydrated oxide«
  • nitride«
  • caustic«
  • nitrogen mustard«
  • calcium stearate«
  • calcium octadecanoate«
  • calcium lactate«
  • corrosive«
  • vanillin«
  • organic compound«
  • oxalate«
  • carbonyl«
  • sodium fluoride«
  • bile salt«
  • acetate«
  • nitrate«
  • permanganate«
  • anhydride«
  • sodium dichromate«
  • sodium chlorate«
  • sodium carboxymethyl cellulose«
  • sodium bichromate«
  • hypochlorite«
  • polymer«
  • anionic compound«
  • synthetic substance«
  • synthetic«
  • hydrogen cyanide«
  • washing soda«
  • soda ash«
  • soda«
  • sal soda«
  • thiocyanate«
  • pyrophosphate«
  • arsenide«
  • citrate«
  • microcosmic salt«
  • double salt«
  • dibasic salt«
  • monomer«
  • iron carbide«
  • chemical substance«
  • chemical reaction«
  • enamel«
  • azide«
  • cyanide«
  • perchlorate«
  • chrome alum«
  • preservative«
  • urate«
  • catalyst«
  • dichromate«
  • sulphide«
  • emulsion«
  • reaction«
  • tetrachloride«
  • stripper«
  • carbon disulfide«
  • borate«
  • enantiomer«
  • telluride«
  • molecule«
  • hydrate«
  • acrylate«
  • cream of tartar«
  • benzoate«
  • chlorate«
  • glutamate«
  • chromate«
  • carbamate«
  • derivative«
  • pharmaceutical chemist«
  • pharmaceutical«
  • heterocyclic compound«
  • coordination compound«
  • binary compound«
  • arsenate«
  • borosilicate«
  • tartrate«
  • dimer«
  • cofactor«
  • lactate«
  • sulfonate«
  • coke«
  • formulation«
  • heterocyclic«
  • acceptor«
  • isomer«
  • aluminate«
  • nuclear chemist«
  • complex«
  • quinone«
  • taurine«
  • antagonist«
  • tartar«
  • salicylate«
  • isocyanate«
  • buffer«
  • silicide«
  • yellowcake«
  • fluorocarbon«
  • accelerator«
  • incense«
  • pharmaceutics«
  • ferrocyanide«
  • sal ammoniac«
  • vanadate«
  • cyanamide«
  • oxaloacetate«
  • polyphosphate«
  • orthophosphate«
  • tungstate«
  • cementite«
  • ferricyanide«
  • flavone«
  • fixer«
  • repellent«
  • bitter principle«
  • heterocycle«
  • defoliant«
  • depilatory«
  • convert«
  • menthol«
  • manganate«
  • enzymology«
  • adduct«
  • repellant«
  • benzoquinone«
  • fixing agent«
  • phytochemistry«
  • tenderizer«
  • antagonism«
  • biochemist«
  • zymurgy«
  • zymology«
  • tenderiser«
  • sternutatory«
  • sternutator«
  • sorb«
  • solvate«
  • radiochemist«
  • propenoate«
  • pregnanediol«
  • phytochemist«
  • pharmaceutic«
  • pH scale«
  • ozonide«
  • oxalacetate«
  • nitrochloroform«
  • le Chatelier«
  • iodocompound«
  • goitrogen«
  • fluosilicate«
  • fluoroboride«
  • exotherm«
  • ethanoate«
  • enantiomorph«
  • cumarone«
  • coumarone«
  • chromogen«
  • chloropicrin«
  • calcium-cyanamide«
  • bichromate«
  • benzofuran«
  • antiknock«
  • ammine«
  • allomorph«
  • triazine«
  • siloxane«
  • xanthate«
  • fulminate«
  • pharmacologist«
  • drug«
  • turn«
  • crack«
  • preparation«
  • pharmacy«
  • smelling salts«
  • aluminum hydroxide«
  • aluminium hydroxide«
  • magnesium carbonate«
  • lithium carbonate«
  • hydrogen carbonate«
  • calcium carbonate«
  • ammonium carbonate«
  • stannic chloride«
  • sodium chloride«
  • silver chloride«
  • obidoxime chloride«
  • methylene chloride«
  • mercurous chloride«
  • hydrogen chloride«
  • aluminum chloride«
  • aluminium chloride«
  • magnesium sulfate«
  • magnesium nitride«
  • zinc sulfate«
  • sodium sulfate«
  • sodium lauryl sulfate«
  • cupric sulfate«
  • copper sulfate«
  • barium sulfate«
  • sodium phosphate«
  • creatine phosphate«
  • calcium phosphate«
  • silica«
  • hydrated aluminium oxide«
  • bicarbonate«
  • acetic anhydride«
  • sulfuric acid«
  • alkyl halide«
  • acyl halide«
  • acid halide«
  • potassium sodium tartrate«
  • potassium permanganate«
  • potassium nitrate«
  • potassium ferrocyanide«
  • potassium cyanide«
  • potassium alum«
  • antimony potassium tartrate«
  • zinc sulphate«
  • sodium sulphate«
  • sodium lauryl sulphate«
  • cupric sulphate«
  • copper sulphate«
  • barium sulphate«
  • oxidation«
  • hydrolysis«
  • xanthic acid«
  • uric acid«
  • undecylenic acid«
  • triphosphoric acid«
  • tribasic acid«
  • toluic acid«
  • titanic acid«
  • thiocyanic acid«
  • tetrabasic acid«
  • sulphuric acid«
  • sulphonic acid«
  • sulphanilic acid«
  • sulfonic acid«
  • sulfanilic acid«
  • silicic acid«
  • selenic acid«
  • ribonucleic acid«
  • pyruvic acid«
  • prussic acid«
  • picric acid«
  • phthalic acid«
  • phenylic acid«
  • permanganic acid«
  • perchloric acid«
  • pectic acid«
  • para aminobenzoic acid«
  • pantothenic acid«
  • oxygen acid«
  • oxaloacetic acid«
  • oxalic acid«
  • oxalacetic acid«
  • orthoboric acid«
  • nucleic acid«
  • nitrous acid«
  • nitrohydrochloric acid«
  • nitric acid«
  • monobasic acid«
  • methacrylic acid«
  • manganic acid«
  • maleic acid«
  • lysergic acid«
  • itaconic acid«
  • isocyanic acid«
  • iodic acid«
  • hyponitrous acid«
  • hypochlorous acid«
  • hydroxyacetic acid«
  • hydroxy acid«
  • hydroiodic acid«
  • hydrofluosilicic acid«
  • hydrofluoric acid«
  • hydrocyanic acid«
  • hydrochloric acid«
  • hydrobromic acid«
  • hydriodic acid«
  • homogentisic acid«
  • hexacosanoic acid«
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