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Definition of Lime hydrate
1. Noun. A caustic substance produced by heating limestone.
Generic synonyms: Hydrated Oxide, Hydroxide
Derivative terms: Lime
Lexicographical Neighbors of Lime Hydrate
Literary usage of Lime hydrate
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Materials of Construction: Their Manufacture, Properties, and Uses by Adelbert Philo Mills (1915)
"Burned lime hydrates with an excess of water to either the crystalline or amorphous
form of lime hydrate. A preponderance of the former is produced where ..."
2. Cements, Limes, and Plasters: Their Materials, Manufacture, and Properties by Edwin Clarence Eckel (1922)
"The resulting lime hydrate will therefore consist of 75.7 per cent lime (oxide)
... lime hydrate is a fine white powder, with a specific gravity of 2.078. ..."
3. The Medical Times and Gazette (1869)
"... more lime hydrate than pure water, or a saturated solution of one salt dissolves
large quantities of another salt—facts which may depend to constitute a ..."
4. The Flotation Process, Comp. and Ed. by T. A. Rickard by Mining and Scientific Press, Thomas Arthur Rickard (1916)
"With a combination of lime hydrate and sodium carbonate, the concentrate ...
lime hydrate, on the other hand, presents a cheap and efficient means for ..."
5. The Butter Industry: Prepared for the Use of Creameries, Dairy Students and by Otto Frederick Hunziker (1920)
"In other words, it takes —- or 37 pounds of dry lime hydrate to ... Hence, the
amount of lime hydrate required to neutralize .01 pounds or .01 per cent ..."
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