Solvay process
noun
Sol·vay process ˈsäl-ˌvā- 
: a process for making soda from common salt by passing carbon dioxide into ammoniacal brine resulting in precipitation of sodium bicarbonate which is then calcined to carbonate
Word History
Etymology
Ernest Solvay †1922 Belgian chemist
First Known Use
1884, in the meaning defined above
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