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stearate /ste·a·rate/ (ste´ah-rāt) any salt (soap), ester, or anionic form of stearic acid.
ste·a·rate (st-rt, stîrt)
n.
A salt or ester of stearic acid.
stearate [ste´ah-rāt]
any compound of stearic acid.
stearate
any compound of stearic acid.
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