Definition of alkaline in English:

alkaline

adjective ˈalkəlʌɪn

Having the properties of an alkali, or containing alkali; having a pH greater than 7.
an alkaline soil
Often contrasted with acidic and basic
a slightly alkaline solution
Example sentencesExamples
- Decontamination includes washing the skin with alkaline soap and then ethanol.
- The wood chips are placed in the digester and are cooked in a highly corrosive alkaline solution.
- The alkaline properties of bicarbonate of soda can also be used to soften the skins of beans and other pulses.
- Some alkaline solutions may neutralise it but it will play havoc with the base salts.
- This liquid should be an alkaline chemical solution with a PH of more than 7.
- They may be seen as intermediate between primary alkaline manganese cells and rechargeable Ni-Cd cells.
- So the demineralization seems to have been in a slightly alkaline solution, not acid.
- Soluble acid invertase and alkaline invertase were assayed as described previously with some modifications.
- As the soil solution becomes more alkaline availability increases.
- If these alkaline solutions don't remove all the oil, you can try a solvent.
- This process requires soil aeration and a neutral or alkaline soil environment.
- The precipitate is then treated with acetic acid and an alkaline material.
- Manganese deficiency is a common disorder on alkaline soils while its toxicity normally only occurs on strongly acid soils.
- They contain a non-toxic alkaline emulsifying chemical which has an immediate cooling effect on the oil.
- Liquid bleach used in the laundry is an alkaline solution of hypochlorite ion.
- The primary active ingredients are aluminum salts such as alkaline aluminum chloride.
- Values between 7 and 14 are found in basic or alkaline solutions such as caustic or washing soda.
- On the valley floor, freshwater and alkaline soda lakes support a staggering array of birdlife.
- Boxwoods prefer slightly acid to slightly alkaline soil and do very well when planted in early fall.
- In addition to being acid and alkaline, soil can also be sandy or clay.
Synonyms
corrosive, corroding, mordant, acid, burning, stinging, acrid, harsh, destructive

Derivatives

alkalinity

noun alkəˈlɪnɪtiˌælkəˈlɪnədi

Bicarbonate is a measure of the alkalinity of of the body's tissues.
Example sentencesExamples
- Loss of carbon dioxide increases alkalinity and causes a slight diminution in the protein content of the egg.
- Precipitating water softeners increase alkalinity of the cleaning solution and this may damage skin and other materials being cleaned.
- The sulfite provides sufficient alkalinity to activate and maintain the developing process, and in addition acts as a solvent.
- Its mild alkalinity works to turn up fatty acids contained in dirt and grease into a form of soap that can be dissolved in water and rinsed easily.

Definition of alkaline in US English:

alkaline

adjective

Having the properties of an alkali, or containing alkali; having a pH greater than 7.
an alkaline soil
Often contrasted with acid or acidic; compare with basic
a slightly alkaline solution
Example sentencesExamples
- Soluble acid invertase and alkaline invertase were assayed as described previously with some modifications.
- In addition to being acid and alkaline, soil can also be sandy or clay.
- Liquid bleach used in the laundry is an alkaline solution of hypochlorite ion.
- They may be seen as intermediate between primary alkaline manganese cells and rechargeable Ni-Cd cells.
- This process requires soil aeration and a neutral or alkaline soil environment.
- This liquid should be an alkaline chemical solution with a PH of more than 7.
- As the soil solution becomes more alkaline availability increases.
- Manganese deficiency is a common disorder on alkaline soils while its toxicity normally only occurs on strongly acid soils.
- The alkaline properties of bicarbonate of soda can also be used to soften the skins of beans and other pulses.
- The primary active ingredients are aluminum salts such as alkaline aluminum chloride.
- On the valley floor, freshwater and alkaline soda lakes support a staggering array of birdlife.
- If these alkaline solutions don't remove all the oil, you can try a solvent.
- Decontamination includes washing the skin with alkaline soap and then ethanol.
- Boxwoods prefer slightly acid to slightly alkaline soil and do very well when planted in early fall.
- Values between 7 and 14 are found in basic or alkaline solutions such as caustic or washing soda.
- So the demineralization seems to have been in a slightly alkaline solution, not acid.
- The precipitate is then treated with acetic acid and an alkaline material.
- Some alkaline solutions may neutralise it but it will play havoc with the base salts.
- The wood chips are placed in the digester and are cooked in a highly corrosive alkaline solution.
- They contain a non-toxic alkaline emulsifying chemical which has an immediate cooling effect on the oil.
Synonyms
corrosive, corroding, mordant, acid, burning, stinging, acrid, harsh, destructive

单词	alkaline
释义	Definition of alkaline in English: alkaline adjective ˈalkəlʌɪn Having the properties of an alkali, or containing alkali; having a pH greater than 7. an alkaline soil Often contrasted with acidic and basic a slightly alkaline solution Example sentencesExamples Decontamination includes washing the skin with alkaline soap and then ethanol. The wood chips are placed in the digester and are cooked in a highly corrosive alkaline solution. The alkaline properties of bicarbonate of soda can also be used to soften the skins of beans and other pulses. Some alkaline solutions may neutralise it but it will play havoc with the base salts. This liquid should be an alkaline chemical solution with a PH of more than 7. They may be seen as intermediate between primary alkaline manganese cells and rechargeable Ni-Cd cells. So the demineralization seems to have been in a slightly alkaline solution, not acid. Soluble acid invertase and alkaline invertase were assayed as described previously with some modifications. As the soil solution becomes more alkaline availability increases. If these alkaline solutions don't remove all the oil, you can try a solvent. This process requires soil aeration and a neutral or alkaline soil environment. The precipitate is then treated with acetic acid and an alkaline material. Manganese deficiency is a common disorder on alkaline soils while its toxicity normally only occurs on strongly acid soils. They contain a non-toxic alkaline emulsifying chemical which has an immediate cooling effect on the oil. Liquid bleach used in the laundry is an alkaline solution of hypochlorite ion. The primary active ingredients are aluminum salts such as alkaline aluminum chloride. Values between 7 and 14 are found in basic or alkaline solutions such as caustic or washing soda. On the valley floor, freshwater and alkaline soda lakes support a staggering array of birdlife. Boxwoods prefer slightly acid to slightly alkaline soil and do very well when planted in early fall. In addition to being acid and alkaline, soil can also be sandy or clay. Synonyms corrosive, corroding, mordant, acid, burning, stinging, acrid, harsh, destructive Derivatives alkalinity noun alkəˈlɪnɪtiˌælkəˈlɪnədi Bicarbonate is a measure of the alkalinity of of the body's tissues. Example sentencesExamples Loss of carbon dioxide increases alkalinity and causes a slight diminution in the protein content of the egg. Precipitating water softeners increase alkalinity of the cleaning solution and this may damage skin and other materials being cleaned. The sulfite provides sufficient alkalinity to activate and maintain the developing process, and in addition acts as a solvent. Its mild alkalinity works to turn up fatty acids contained in dirt and grease into a form of soap that can be dissolved in water and rinsed easily. Definition of alkaline in US English: alkaline adjective Having the properties of an alkali, or containing alkali; having a pH greater than 7. an alkaline soil Often contrasted with acid or acidic; compare with basic a slightly alkaline solution Example sentencesExamples Soluble acid invertase and alkaline invertase were assayed as described previously with some modifications. In addition to being acid and alkaline, soil can also be sandy or clay. Liquid bleach used in the laundry is an alkaline solution of hypochlorite ion. They may be seen as intermediate between primary alkaline manganese cells and rechargeable Ni-Cd cells. This process requires soil aeration and a neutral or alkaline soil environment. This liquid should be an alkaline chemical solution with a PH of more than 7. As the soil solution becomes more alkaline availability increases. Manganese deficiency is a common disorder on alkaline soils while its toxicity normally only occurs on strongly acid soils. The alkaline properties of bicarbonate of soda can also be used to soften the skins of beans and other pulses. The primary active ingredients are aluminum salts such as alkaline aluminum chloride. On the valley floor, freshwater and alkaline soda lakes support a staggering array of birdlife. If these alkaline solutions don't remove all the oil, you can try a solvent. Decontamination includes washing the skin with alkaline soap and then ethanol. Boxwoods prefer slightly acid to slightly alkaline soil and do very well when planted in early fall. Values between 7 and 14 are found in basic or alkaline solutions such as caustic or washing soda. So the demineralization seems to have been in a slightly alkaline solution, not acid. The precipitate is then treated with acetic acid and an alkaline material. Some alkaline solutions may neutralise it but it will play havoc with the base salts. The wood chips are placed in the digester and are cooked in a highly corrosive alkaline solution. They contain a non-toxic alkaline emulsifying chemical which has an immediate cooling effect on the oil. Synonyms corrosive, corroding, mordant, acid, burning, stinging, acrid, harsh, destructive
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