acidify
[uh-sid-uh-fahy]
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Origin of acidify
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Contemporary Examples of acidification
Fisheries, already stressed by pollution and over-harvesting, will now confront warming and acidification.
Historical Examples of acidification
In one series the solutions were titrated directly, and after acidification in the other.
Chlorination of WaterJoseph Race
Three processes are thus employed in obtaining alcohol from molasses; dilution, acidification, and fermentation.
This leaves all the fine flavor in it, unmixed with flavors resulting from acidification.
Hints on DairyingT. D. Curtis
The acidification of the sulphur by nitric or nitro-muriatic acid is likewise a slow and unpleasant operation.
But without this exposure and acidification, the butter is insipid and comparatively flavorless.
Hints on DairyingT. D. Curtis
acidify
- to convert into or become acid
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acidify
(ə-sĭd′ə-fī′)- To make or become acid.
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