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barium hydroxide

 

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Noun barium hydroxide has 1 sense
  1. barium hydroxide - white poisonous crystals; made by dissolving barium oxide in water
    --1 is a kind of
    baryta

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Term: Barium Hydroxide

Definition:

Barium hydroxide, chemical formula Ba(OH)2, is a white crystalline compound commonly used in various industries. It is a strong base with a wide range of applications.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Chemistry: A compound formed by the reaction of barium oxide with water, often used in laboratories and industries.

Example Sentence: In the laboratory, barium hydroxide is commonly used as a reagent for neutralization reactions.

Related Products: Chemical Barium Hydroxide | Barium Hydroxide for Lab Use

Sense 2:

Dentistry: A compound used in dental materials, such as toothpaste and dental cements.

Example Sentence: Barium hydroxide can be found as an ingredient in certain toothpastes designed for sensitive teeth.

Related Products: Barium Hydroxide Toothpaste | Dental Products with Barium Hydroxide

Sense 3:

Alloys: Barium hydroxide can be used in certain alloys for various industrial purposes.

Example Sentence: The aerospace industry employs barium hydroxide in the production of specific alloys used in aircraft manufacturing.

Related Products: Barium Hydroxide Alloy Applications | Industrial Uses of Barium Hydroxide

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