neutralizer

Meanings

• An instrument used to reduce the effect of harmful substances, especially those in the environment.

  - "The water neutralizer effectively reduced the amount of chlorine in the pool."
  - "The air neutralizer helped to eliminate unpleasant odors in the room."
  - "The soil neutralizer improved the pH balance of the soil, making it more suitable for plant growth."

• A device used to neutralize or counteract the effects of certain substances, such as acid or alkali.

  - "The pH neutralizer was added to the solution to ensure that the acidity was maintained at a safe level."
  - "The alkali neutralizer was used to neutralize the excess acid in the soil, making it more suitable for plant growth."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with neutralizer
chlorine , alkaline , baseline

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Homonyms

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1. neutralizer (en) : a substance or device used to neutralize or counteract the effects of certain substances.
   

2. neutralizer (es) : un neutralizador es una sustancia o dispositivo utilizado para neutralizar o contrarrestar los efectos de ciertas sustancias.
   

3. neutralizer (fr) : un neutralisateur est une substance ou dispositif utilisé pour neutraliser ou contrer les effets de certaines substances.
   

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Homophones

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1. neutralizer
   

2. neutralizer's
   

3. neutralizer's
   

4. neutralizer's
   

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Variants

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neutralize , neutralized , neutralizer , neutralizers , neutralizes , neutralizing

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Forms

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verbal noun form: the act or process of neutralizing., gerund form: the process of neutralizing., infinitive form: to neutralize., present participle form: neutralizing.

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Etymology

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The term 'neutralizer' comes from the Latin word 'neutralis', meaning 'free from acid or alkali'. The term was later adopted in chemistry to describe a substance or device used to neutralize or counteract the effects of certain substances.

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Culture

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The neutralizer has been used in various cultural contexts. In ancient Rome, the Romans used a type of natural alkaline substance, known as 'calcareous chalk', to neutralize acidic soils. This practice helped to improve the fertility of the soil and promote plant growth.

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