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| NOUN | an acid | acids | |
| SYNO | acid | acidic | acidulent | ... |
Translation for 'acid' from English to Swedish
- acid
- syra {u}kemi
- acetic acid
- ättiksyra {u} [E-260] [CH3COOH]kemi
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- acid anhydride
- syraanhydrid {u}kemi
- acid rain
- surt regn {n}miljö
- amino acid
- aminosyra {u}biokemi
- aspartic acid <Asp, D>
- asparaginsyra {u} [C4H7NO4] <Asp, D>biokemi
- benzoic acid [E-210]
- fenylmyrsyra {u} [C7H6O2] [C6H5COOH]kemilivsmed.
fenylkarboxylsyra {u} [C7H6O2] [C6H5COOH]kemilivsmed.
bensenkarboxylsyra {u} [C7H6O2] [C6H5COOH]kemilivsmed.
karboxibensen {u} {n} [C7H6O2] [C6H5COOH]kemilivsmed. - boric acid
- borsyra {u} [H3BO3] [E-284]kemilivsmed.
- butanoic acid <BTA>
- unverified smörsyra {u} [C3H7COOH] [CH3(CH2)2COOH] [CH3CH2CH2-COOH] [acidum butyricum]kemi
- caprylic acid [C8H16O2] [octanoic acid]
- oktansyra {u} [C8H16O2] [C7H15COOH] [CH3(CH2)6COOH] [acidum caprylicum]biokemi
- carbonic acid
- kolsyra {u} [H2CO3]kemi
- cholic acid
- cholsyra {u} [C24H40O5]kemi
- citric acid
- citronsyra {u} [E-330]kemi
- deoxyribonucleic acid <DNA>
- dna {n} [oböjl.]biokemi
DNA {n} [oböjl.]biokemi
deoxiribonukleinsyra {u} <DNA>biokemi - fatty acid
- fettsyra {u}kemi
- formic acid
- myrsyra {u} [CH2O2] [HCOOH] [acidum formicum]kemi
- hydrochloric acid
- saltsyra {u} [E-507]kemi
- hydrofluoric acid
- fluorvätesyra {u}kemi
- isobutyric acid
- isosmörsyra {u} [C₄H₈O₂] [C₃H₇COOH]kemi
- lactic acid
- mjölksyra {u} [C3H6O3] [C3H4O(OH)2] [acidum lacticum] [E-270]biokemilivsmed.
- methanoic acid
- myrsyra {u} [CH2O2] [HCOOH] [acidum formicum]kemi
- nitric acid
- salpetersyra {u} [HNO3]kemi
- nitrous acid
- salpetersyrlighet {u} [HNO2]kemi
- orthophosphoric acid
- fosforsyra {u} [Acidum phosphoricum] [H3PO4] [E-338]kemi
- oxalic acid
- oxalsyra {u}kemi
- phosphoric acid
- fosforsyra {u} [Acidum phosphoricum] [H3PO4] [E-338]kemilivsmed.
- phosphorous acid
- fosforsyrlighet {u} [H3PO3]kemi
- phosphorous acid [H3PO3]
- fosfonsyra {u} [H3PO3]kemi
- phthalic acid
- ftalsyra {u} [C8H6O4, C6H4(COOH)2]kemi
- stearic acid
- stearinsyra {u} [E-570]kemilivsmed.
- sulfonic acid [Am.]
- sulfonsyra {u}kemi
- sulfuric acid [Am.]
- svavelsyra {u} [H2SO4]kemi
- sulfurous acid [Am.]
- svavelsyrlighet {u} [H2SO3]kemi
- sulphonic acid [Br.]
- sulfonsyra {u}kemi
- sulphuric acid [Br.]
- svavelsyra {u} [H2SO4]kemi
- sulphurous acid [Br.]
- svavelsyrlighet {u} [H2SO3]kemi
- tannic acid
- garvsyra {u}
- washing acid
- tvättsyra {u}kemi
- acid dissociation constant
- syrakonstant {u} <Ka>kemi
syradissociationskonstant {u} <Ka>kemi - gamma linolenic acid <GLA>
- gammalinolensyra {u} <GLA>biokemi
- glacial acetic acid
- isättika {u}kemi
- lactic acid bacterium
- mjölksyrabakterie {u}biol.
- saturated fatty acid
- mättad fettsyra {u}kemi
- unsaturated fatty acid
- omättad fettsyra {u}kemi
- Always do things as you oughta, add the acid to the water!
- SIV-regeln {u} [best. f.] [syra in vatten]kemiordspråk
Usage Examples English
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- Other weak acids can be used such as boric acid, acetic acid, formic acid, lactic acid, phosphoric acid and carbonic acid.
- Styrene oxide in the body is metabolized to mandelic acid, phenylglyoxylic acid, benzoic acid and hippuric acid.
- The approximate fatty acid composition in seeds includes myristic acid (33–70%), lauric acid (20–59%), oleic acid (1–11%), palmitic acid (2%) and stearic acid (1%).
- One study of various cultivars of "J. regia" in Turkey showed the fatty acid composition included about 6% palmitic acid, 3% stearic acid, 30% oleic acid, 50% linoleic acid, and 9% linolenic acid.
- Its secondary metabolites include 4-O-demethylbarbatic acid, barbatic acid, rhodocladonic acid and usnic acid.
- Examples of strong acids are hydrochloric acid , perchloric acid , nitric acid and sulfuric acid .
- Hentriacontylic acid (also hentriacontanoic acid, henatriacontylic acid, or henatriacontanoic acid) is a carboxylic saturated fatty acid.
- The fruit contains citric acid, tartaric acid, malic acid and ascorbic acid, hydroxycitric acid, and flavonoids.
- On exposure to oxygen, ascorbic acid will undergo further oxidative decomposition to various products including diketogulonic acid, xylonic acid, threonic acid and oxalic acid.
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