How to Say “Sulphate” in Spanish

sulfato
/sulˈfato/
The English word sulphate is translated into Spanish as sulfato.

How do you pronounce it?

/sulˈfato/

Did you know?

  • While sulfato refers to the chemical compound, Spanish speakers use the word azufre for 'sulfur' in daily life, such as when discussing matches or volcanic smells.
  • Spanish describes the 'sulfate' group as sulfato, but the 'sulfite' group is sulfito, a tiny vowel change that completely alters the chemical properties of the substance.
  • The root of sulfato connects it to the Latin word 'sulfur', a connection that is transparent in English but follows strict Spanish phonetic rules where the 'ph' becomes an 'f'.

Examples in context

  • Dentro de este producto químico, se encuentra el sulfato utilizado en diversos procesos industriales.
    Within this chemical product, you can find sulphate used in various industrial processes.
  • Te recomiendo utilizar sulfato de magnesio para mejorar la calidad del suelo en tu jardín.
    I recommend using magnesium sulphate to improve the quality of the soil in your garden.
  • ¿Sabes si este champú contiene sulfato? No quiero dañar mi cabello.
    Do you know if this shampoo contains sulphate? I don't want to damage my hair.
  • El sulfato de magnesio es muy útil.
    Magnesium sulphate is very useful.
  • Necesito comprar sulfato de cobre para el experimento.
    I need to buy copper sulphate for the experiment.
  • El nivel de sulfato en el agua es bajo.
    The sulphate level in the water is low.

Example conversation

Mateo and Lucía are in a chemistry laboratory.

  1. Mateo

    ¿Tienes el bote de sulfato de calcio?
    Do you have the calcium sulphate bottle?
  2. Lucía

    Sí, está en el estante de arriba.
    Yes, it is on the top shelf.
  3. Mateo

    Gracias, lo necesito para la mezcla.
    Thanks, I need it for the mixture.
  4. Lucía

    De nada, ten cuidado con el polvo.
    You're welcome, be careful with the powder.

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