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alkaline having the properties of an alkali, specifically acting as a base.
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alkaline earth family of group IIA elements, beryllium, Be, magnesium, Mg, calcium, Ca, strontium, Sr, barium, Ba, and radium, Ra. The oxides and hydroxides of these elements are strong bases. See also, alkaline.
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alkylating agent This is a term that describes any substance that introduces an alkyl radical into a compound in place of a hydrogen atom.
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alkaloid A large, varied group of complex nitrogen-containing compounds, usually alkaline, that react with acids to form soluble salts, many of which have physiological effects on humans. Includes nicotine, cocaine, caffeine, etc.
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alkaline Capacity of a lake to neutralize acid.
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