Reagent
31reagent — re·agent …
32reagent — re•a•gent [[t]riˈeɪ dʒənt[/t]] n. Chem. chem. a substance that, because of the reactions it causes, is used in analysis and synthesis • Etymology: 1790–1800; re (act) +agent …
33reagent — n. Chemistry, substance used in detecting, measuring, etc. other substances by their reaction with it …
34reagent — re|a|gent sb., en, er, erne (et kemisk stof) …
35reagent — <lat. re. . . – əks və agens – edən> Kimyəvi reaksiyada iştirak edən maddə; reaktiv …
36reagent — A chemical term for a substance which by reason of its capacity to cause reaction is used to detect, measure, or convert other substances, Martin v Minerals Separation North American Corp. (DC Md) 29 F Supp 146 …
37reagent — n. Chem. 1 a substance used to cause a reaction, esp. to detect another substance. 2 a reactive substance or force. Etymology: RE + AGENT: cf. REACT …
38reagent flotation activity — Смотри флотационная активность реагента …
39reagent blank control — This control consists of all reagents used in the test process minus any sample. This is used to detect DNA contamination of the analytical reagents and materials …
40reagent chemicals — High purity chemicals used for analytical reactions, for testing of new reactions where the effect of impurities are unknown, and in general, for chemical work where impurities must either be absent or at a known concentration …