carbonate
/ˈkɑːrbənɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a salt of carbonic acid, especially sodium carbonate, calcium carbonate, or potassium carbonate.
“The geologist studied the formation of limestone, a carbonate mineral.”
2. verb
to convert into a carbonate, or to treat with carbon dioxide to form a carbonate.
“The chemist carbonate the water to remove impurities.”
3. verb
to give a carbonated quality to.
“The bartender carbonate the water to make a fizzy drink.”
4. verb
to add carbon dioxide to (a liquid).
“The bartender carbonate the soda for the party.”
5. chemistry
a salt of carbonic acid, especially sodium carbonate, calcium carbonate, or potassium carbonate.
“The chemist studied the chemical properties of various carbonates.”