noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
sodium bicarbonate
sodium chloride
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
bicarbonate
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By separating the sodium bicarbonate from the other components, the shelf-life of the packets was prolonged.
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Baking powder is a mixture of sodium bicarbonate , an acid, and other materials.
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For example, at elevated temperatures, sodium bicarbonate decomposes and releases carbon dioxide and leaves sodium carbonate as mentioned earlier.
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Baking soda is only sodium bicarbonate , with no acid added.
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Finish the cleaning process by rinsing with a solution of sodium bicarbonate , the most popular fridge cleaner.
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Overzealous administration of hypertonic sodium bicarbonate solutions as treatment for severe metabolic acidosis of during cardiopulmonary resuscitation can have the same effect.
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If you have to clean some one's mouth for them, use swabs soaked in a sodium bicarbonate solution.
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Infusion of sodium bicarbonate causes raPid movement of potassium into cells.
body
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The third group of patients with a diluting defect and hyponatremia are those with no apparent abnormality of total body sodium content.
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This estimation of body sodium content is principally clinical.
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In patients with an increased total body sodium content, administration of salt to increase serum sodium level is inappropriate.
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The last entity among those with normal total body sodium is the so-called reset osmostat.
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Serum sodium concentration or tonicity are functions of water content relative to total body sodium content.
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In actuality, volume is regulated by altering body sodium content.
carbonate
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Calcium permanent hardness requires the more expensive sodium carbonate , whereas magnesium permanent hardness requires both lime and sodium carbonate.
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The problem was not helped by each lab having its own preference for the indicator to be used with sodium carbonate .
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Zeolite-softened water may be quite alkaline because it contains substantial quantities of sodium carbonate and bicarbonate.
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For example, at elevated temperatures, sodium bicarbonate decomposes and releases carbon dioxide and leaves sodium carbonate as mentioned earlier.
chloride
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Inorganic salts such as sodium chloride , potassium chloride and potassium iodide form eutectic mixtures with water.
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After washing the resin with ammonia free water, sodium chloride is used to elute the ammonium ion from the resin.
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The cycle can be used to determine the lattice enthalpy of sodium chloride .
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Appropriate management of the volume excess should include sodium chloride restriction.
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In electrolysis you attach a battery to two metal electrodes which are dipped into a sodium chloride solution.
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One of the simplest is an ionic crystal like sodium chloride , the first mineral analyzed after the discovery of x-ray diffraction.
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This shows that the bonding in silver chloride is stronger than in sodium chloride.
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Because it costs more than sodium chloride , it is not used much for roads.
concentration
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Duodenogastric reflux was identified when intragastric sodium concentrations exceeded 50 mmol/l.
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Extracellular osmolal concentration is approximately twice the sodium concentration.
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Duodenogastric reflux is indicated when sodium concentrations rise above 50 mmol/l.
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A significant difference between plasma sodium concentration and tonicity can thus occur.
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Measurement of sodium concentrations is simple to perform and offers the possibility of prolonged continuous monitoring.
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A high urine sodium concentration is a variable but frequent confirmatory finding in this disorder.
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Furthermore, restricting intraluminal sodium concentration in jejunal perfusion does not seem to limit glucose absorption.
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Serum sodium concentration or tonicity are functions of water content relative to total body sodium content.
content
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Anyone with high blood pressure, or heart disease, for example, should avoid those with a high sodium content .
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This estimation of body sodium content is principally clinical.
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In patients with an increased total body sodium content , administration of salt to increase serum sodium level is inappropriate.
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Serum sodium concentration or tonicity are functions of water content relative to total body sodium content.
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In actuality, volume is regulated by altering body sodium content .
excretion
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They also promote sodium excretion and induce a mild volume contraction.
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For a subject in balance, sodium excretion equals sodium intake.
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Treatment includes augmentation of sodium excretion with diuretics and water administration.
hydroxide
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The same volume of sodium hydroxide with the same concentration was then added to the acid.
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Following this preliminary treatment of specimens, the material to be analyzed is mixed with picric acid and sodium hydroxide .
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Their list included iodine, Freon, condensing columns and sodium hydroxide .
hypochlorite
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Despite the disadvantages sodium hypochlorite is a valuable disinfectant.
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It is easier to remember and ask for Clorox than for 5. 25 per cent solution of sodium hypochlorite .
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Potassium permanganate and sodium hypochlorite being added to anaerobic waste to speed the digestion process.
ion
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Pancreatic juice for example contains a high concentration of sodium ions , and variable concentrations of chloride and bicarbonate ions.
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Should the supply of sodium ions presented to the distal exchange sites decrease, potassium excretion decreases also.
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As the impulse passes any point on the fibre, the membrane allows a sudden thrust of positive sodium ions .
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Typically, sodium ions are excluded and potassium ions are hoarded.
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Following this permeability change, the sodium ions are pumped out from the fibre so restoring the original state.
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It allows sodium ions into the dendrite, which raises its voltage temporarily.
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The World Health Organisation recommends a sodium ion concentration of 90mmol/l.
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That blast of sodium ions entering the neuron is the impulse starting.
reabsorption
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It is now established that insulin has an antinatriuretic action resulting in increased sodium reabsorption probably from the proximal convoluted tubules.
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From whatever the cause, the kidney perceives volume depletion Proximal sodium reabsorption is augmented.
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In these situations, acetazolamide may be needed to decrease proximal bicarbonate and sodium reabsorption , thereby reducing the serum bicarbonate level.
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In addition, proximal sodium reabsorption may be augmented in this condition.
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The decrease in sodium reabsorption by the renal tubules will be accompanied by decreased chloride and water retention.
salt
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They remove the hardness, and the former gives sodium salts instead of the calcium and magnesium salts.
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However there's nothing complex or mysterious about LoSalt, the reduced sodium salt alternative.
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Potassium salt is sometimes used as a substitute, or mixed with sodium salt.
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Potassium, rather than sodium salts , are sometimes used as these are more soluble although more expensive.
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Try to break the habit of adding salt at the table, if necessary using a low sodium salt substitute.
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Their sodium salts are not volatile, which is why the bicarbonate stops the smell.
serum
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Urea and electrolytes gave a 121 mmol/l serum sodium , 5.6 mmol/l potassium, 5.6 mmol/l urea, and 96 umol/l creatinine.
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In patients with an increased total body sodium content, administration of salt to increase serum sodium level is inappropriate.
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Would the cost of care depend on the serum sodium concentration?
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These individuals maintain a stable serum sodium in the 125 to I 28-mEq / L range.
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Their serum sodium remains in the 125 to 128-mEq / L range.
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The goal is simply to raise serum sodium enough to obviate the risk of seizures.
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For convenience, the serum sodium level is usually taken as the estimate of tonicity.
sulphate
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Pulp, paper, viscose and fine chemical industries generate huge volumes of sodium sulphate byproduct.
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From day 11 to day 20, 15 mmol sodium sulphate was added to the diet.
■ VERB
contain
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Zeolite-softened water may be quite alkaline because it contains substantial quantities of sodium carbonate and bicarbonate.
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Even after prolonged secondary hyperaldosteronism, human sweat still contains significant amounts of sodium .
use
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The problem was not helped by each lab having its own preference for the indicator to be used with sodium carbonate.
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Following this the surrounding skin is cleaned using warm sodium chloride 0.9%.
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The manufacturers are currently working on an alternative version which uses sodium acid batteries.
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Try to break the habit of adding salt at the table, if necessary using a low sodium salt substitute.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Above the tarmac endless blurs of sodium lights receded into the distance.
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Furthermore, restricting intraluminal sodium concentration in jejunal perfusion does not seem to limit glucose absorption.
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In this setting, efforts should also be made to correct the underlying sodium retentive disorder.
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Ionic bonds form most strongly between elements like sodium and chlorine.
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She also was determined to cut the level of sodium in her diet.
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There were no significant changes in the patients' mean weight and serum creatinine and sodium concentrations throughout the trial.
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This loss of sodium , chloride, and water into the urine will cause the extracellular fluid volume to be decreased.
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Trace components, such as titanium, calcium and sodium may also bond with clays.