carbonic acid

English

carbonic acid

Noun

carbonic acid (uncountable)

a weak unstable acid, H₂CO₃, known only in solution, and as carbonate salts; it is present in carbonated drinks, and sparkling wine, but decomposes to form carbon dioxide and water

Derived terms

carbonic acid gas
carbonic acid snow

Translations

A weak unstable acid, H₂CO₃

Armenian: ածխաթթու (hy) (acxatʿtʿu)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 碳酸 (zh) (tàn suān)
Czech: kyselina uhličitá f
Dutch: koolzuur (nl) n, diwaterstofcarbonaat n
Esperanto: karbonika acido, karbonata acido
Finnish: hiilihappo (fi)
French: acide carbonique (fr) m
German: Kohlensäure (de) f
Greek: ανθρακικό οξύ (el) n (anthrakikó oxý)
Gujarati: અંગારકામ્લ (aṅgārkāmla)
Hungarian: szénsav (hu)
Icelandic: kolsýra (is) f
Irish: aigéad carbónach m

Italian: acido carbonico (it) m
Japanese: 炭酸 (たんさん, tansan)
Malay: asid karbonik
Maori: waikawa waro
Norwegian:
Bokmål: karbonsyre m or f, kullsyre m or f
Polish: kwas węglowy (pl) m
Portuguese: ácido carbónico m (Portugal), ácido carbônico m (Brazil)
Romanian: acid carbonic (ro)
Russian: углекислота́ (ru) f (uglekislotá), у́гольная кислота́ (ru) f (úgolʹnaja kislotá)
Spanish: ácido carbónico m
Swedish: kolsyra (sv) c
Turkish: karbonik asit (tr)

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