| alkaline |
Capacity of a lake to neutralize acid.
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| alkalinity |
Alkalinity is measured in mg/l as calcium carbonate (CaCO3). It represents a measure of a solution's ability to buffer or neutralize acids. Lakes located in areas of calcareous glacial till (common throughout central and southern Minnesota) will have higher alkalinity than lakes formed on non-calcareous bedrock (common in northeastern Minnesota). Water with alkalinity less than about 75 mg/L could be considered soft, 76-150 moderately hard, 151-300 hard, and greater than 300 very hard. ...
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| alkaline phosphatase |
an enzyme in blood, bone, kidney, spleen, and lungs; used to detect bone or liver metastasis
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| alkali |
An alkali is a substance with a pH greater than 7. Sodium hydroxide is an example of an alkali, or base used to neutralize an acid to make soap.
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| alkaline |
Having a pH above 7; basic. Lye and baking soda are both alkaline.
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