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carbonate /car·bon·ate/ (kahr´bah-nāt) a salt of carbonic acid.
car·bon·ate (kärb-nt)
n.
A salt or ester of carbonic acid.
carbonate (CO3 2-)
[kär′bənāt]
a CO3 2- anion. Carbonates are in equilibrium with bicarbonates in water and frequently occur in compounds as insoluble salts, such as calcium carbonate.
carbonate,
n a mineral salt of carbonic acid.
carbonate hydroxyapatite
n the composition and crystal structure of hard tissues.
carbonate
a salt of carbonic acid.
carbonate calculi
see carbonate urolith.
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