Category: S

Pinacolyl methylphos-phonofluoridate; an extremely toxic nerve gas.  

A general term for reactions involving decomposition by hydrolysis, ammonolysis, and sulfolysis.  

The interaction of solvent molecules with the molecules or ions dissolved in them.  

A compound formed by reaction between solvent and solute  

A solution in which the saturation point is reached but when it is heated it is possible to dissolve more of the solute.  

A solution containing a definite amount of a substance; used for comparison or analysis.  

A solution containing one-half of a gram equivalent weight of reagent in 1 L (1000 ml) of solution.  

A solution containing all the solute it can dissolve. This limit is called the saturation point. One that typically holds the highest possible quantity of a substance that can be dissolved.  

A membrane-bound receptor expressed on the surfaces of cells that take up iron from the blood. Levels of this receptor are increased in iron-deficiency anemia. Measurement of circulating levels of the receptor are especially useful in the diagnosis of iron deficiency in patients who also have anemia of chronic disease.  

A term previously used for circulating IgG antibodies that suppress antibody production.