Results, *酸*

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ミリスチンさんMIRISUCHINsan

noun:

  • myristic acid
ひょうさくさんhyousakusan

noun:

  • glacial acetic acid
チタンさんバリウムCHITANsanBARIUMU

noun:

  • barium titanate (BaTiO3)
あしょうさんカリウムashousanKARIUMU

noun:

  • potassium nitrite
インドールらくさんINDOORUrakusan

noun:

  • indolebutyric acid
しゅせきさんshusekisan

noun:

  • tartaric acid
ふかけつアミノさんfukaketsuAMINOsan

noun:

ピクリンさんPIKURINsan

noun:

  • picric acid
ていさんそしょうteisansoshou

noun:

  • hypoxia - Medicine term
ピロリンさんPIRORINsanピロりんさんPIROrinsan

noun:

  • pyrophosphoric acid
タングステンさんえんTANGUSUTENsan'en

noun:

  • tungstate
だっさんdassan Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • deoxidation; deacidification
イソニコチンさんヒドラジドISONIKOCHINsanHIDORAJIDO

noun:

かんさんkansan

noun / ~の noun:

  • suffering in poverty; abject poverty
すぐりsuguriスグリSUGURI

noun:

  • gooseberry; currant
  • plants from the Ribes genus スグリ属
ありゅうさんナトリウムaryuusanNATORIUMU

noun:

  • sodium sulfite
じゅうたんさんソーダjuutansanSOODA

noun:

  • baking soda; sodium bicarbonate
デヒドロさくさんDEHIDOROsakusan

noun:

  • dehydroacetic acid
じゅうクロムさんjuuKUROMUsan

noun:

しんさんかんくshinsankanku

noun:

  • hardships and joys; tasting the sweets and bitters of life; (having seen much of life) being well-versed in the ways of the world - four character idiom
さんそぞくげんそsansozokugenso

noun:

  • oxygen family element; chalcogen - Chemistry term
さんそさんsansosan

noun:

チタンさんCHITANsan

noun:

  • titanic acid
ていさんそのうしょうteisansonoushou

noun:

  • hypoxic encephalopathy (brain damage from lack of oxygen)
たんさんだっすいこうそそがいやくtansandassuikousosogaiyaku

noun:

  • carbonate dehydratase inhibitor

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