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Literally, without water. Used, for example, to differentiate between liquid (anhydrous) ammonia at temperatures below its boiling point (-33 o C) and solutions of ammonia dissolved in water.
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| anhydrous |
Very dry. No water or dampness is present.
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| anhydrous |
Dehydrated form of chemical. More concentrated, so that less weight is needed in a formula than the crystalline kind.
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| anhydrous |
Without water. Anhydrous minerals contain no water in their chemical structure. The term anhydrous is usually used in reference to an anhydrous mineral belonging to a group which contains many hydrous minerals.
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