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bisulfate

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bisulfate /bi·sul·fate/ (bi-sul´fāt) an acid sulfate.
bi·sul·fate (b-slft)
n.
1. The univalent inorganic acid group HSO4.
2. A salt of sulfuric acid containing this group. Also called acid sulfate.
bisulfate
an acid sulfate.


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