sun-phát
Definition
- Noun (Chemistry):
- Sulfate: A salt or ester of sulfuric acid (H₂SO₄), containing the anion SO₄²⁻ or the divalent group -OSO₂O-.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Đồng sun-phát là một hợp chất hóa học phổ biến. (Copper sulfate is a common chemical compound.)
- Nước có thể bị ô nhiễm bởi các muối sun-phát. (Water can be polluted by sulfate salts.)
Advanced Usage
- Technical Context: In chemistry and environmental science, "sun-phát" specifically refers to the sulfate ion or its compounds, often discussed in contexts like water quality, mineralogy, or industrial processes.
- Nồng độ sun-phát trong nước ngầm cần được kiểm soát. (The sulfate concentration in groundwater needs to be controlled.)
Variants and Related Words
- A-xít sun-phu-rích (n): Sulfuric acid.
- A-xít sun-phu-rích có tính ăn mòn mạnh. (Sulfuric acid is highly corrosive.)
Synonyms
- Sulfate: The direct English equivalent.
Notes on Usage
- "Sun-phát" is a technical, scientific term. It is not used in everyday conversation but is common in chemistry, industry, and environmental contexts.
- The spelling "sun-phát" is a Vietnamese romanization. In modern scientific Vietnamese, the spelling sunfat is also widely used and accepted.