Lexic.us

Definition of Alkalinise

1. Verb. Become alkaline.

2. Verb. Make (a substance) alkaline. "The oxide is alkalized"

Definition of Alkalinise

1. Verb. (alternative spelling of alkalinize) ¹

¹ Source: wiktionary.com

Lexicographical Neighbors of Alkalinise

alkaline earth metals alkaline earths alkaline elastase alkaline metal alkaline milk drip alkaline phosphatase alkaline phosphatases alkaline protease alkaline reaction alkaline reflux gastritis

alkaline tide alkaline toluidine blue O alkaline water alkaline wave alkalines alkalinise (current term) alkalinised alkalinises alkalinising alkalinities

alkalinity alkalinization alkalinizations alkalinize alkalinized alkalinizes alkalinizing alkalinophile alkalinophilic alkalinuria

Literary usage of Alkalinise

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Chemistry of the Several Natural and Artificial Heterogeneous Compounds by Simeon Shaw (1900)
"Muriatic acid saturate with the ore, then add one-sixth of nitric acid, evaporate one-fourth, then add three volumes of pure water ; alkalinise with test 1, ..."

2. The Practitioner by Gale Group, ProQuest Information and Learning Company (1886)
"... of Amissville, Rappahannock, Virginia, says that his plan of treating diphtheria is to alkalinise the blood with bicarbonate of potassium as rapidily as ..."

3. Edinburgh Medical Journal (1903)
"They alkalinise the urine, acting like the other alkalies. Lithium carbonate and lithium tablets have been known to cause gastro-enteritis in man. ..."

4. Bacteriology of milk by Harold William Swithinbank, George Newman (1903)
"If, therefore, alkaline whey is desired it will be necessary to alkalinise as laid down under the reaction of media. 27. Gelatinised litmus U'licy— Take ..."

5. The Year-book of Treatment (1891)
"... and then adding strong liquor ammc- niae sufficient to alkalinise the solution. In cases of typhoid fever the fluid becomes of a deep ruby-red colour, ..."

6. The Principles of treatment and their applications in practical medicine by John Mitchell Bruce, Edward Quin Thornton (1900)
"It is not necessary and certainly it is not desirable to alkalinise the urine in chronic gravel: only to reduce the acidity and take advantage of the ..."

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