sodium citrate
sodium citrate
Definition
sodium citrate
noun
a white, crystalline powder, NaCHO·2HO, that dissolves in water but not alcohol, with a salty taste, used as a food additive, esp. in soft drinks, as an anticoagulant, etc.
sodium citrate
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- e.g.: H 2 antagonists or non particulate antacids ( e.g. sodium citrate ) should be given if oesophageal reflux is a problem.
Modifies a noun
- dihydrate: Sodium Citrate dihydrate is odorless and has a cool saline taste.
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