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tannate

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tannate /tan·nate/ (tan´āt) any of the salts of tannic acid, all of which are astringent.
tan·nate (tnt)
n.
A salt or ester of tannic acid.
tannate [tan´āt]
any of the salts of tannic acid, all of which are astringent.
tannate
any of the salts of tannic acid, all of which are astringent.
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