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Dibasic Salt

Description:

A dibasic salt refers to a chemical compound composed of two fundamental ions, usually a metal cation and a polyatomic anion. These salts have two hydrogen ions that can be replaced by a metal or metallic ions in reactions. They are commonly used in various industrial processes, pharmaceuticals, and scientific research.

Sample sentences:

1. The laboratory used a dibasic salt in their experiment to neutralize the acidic solution.
2. Magnesium oxide is an example of a dibasic salt, commonly employed as a dietary supplement.
3. The chemical plant manufactures dibasic salts for use in the production of fertilizers.
4. Understanding the properties of dibasic salts is crucial for studying their applications in analytical chemistry.
5. Adding a dibasic salt to the beaker caused a visible color change in the solution.

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