How to pronounce “sulfa” in English

estrogen sulfate-- these are all fractions of estrogen in a woman's body-- they all drop.

Then it was sulfanilamide.

There was super high sulfate, sulfur dioxide and ash concentrations in the air.

And then we have some sulfates and nitrogens.

I'm shaking it up because calcium sulfate is not a water soluble.

So that scenario is this idea of using stratospheric sulfates-- that is sulfur dioxide or sulphuric acids-- delivered to the stratosphere with high altitude aircraft,

It's the SO2 gas that turns into sulfate aerosols in the stratosphere that actually cools the planet.

He adds two diamond seed crystals to an iron sulfate, and then places everything in a cylindrical graphite heater.

geometry and then you saturate them in nitrates and sulfates and preservatives, cause you

the internet and they're still talking about using planes to throw sulfates up into the air to create like the volcanic

It's free of SLSs, of phosphates, of sulfates, of synthetic dyes, et cetera.

And the reason the Japanese use that is because they actually didn't have a lot of calcium sulfate in Japan.

So what we do is, we are as transparent as possible about what our definition of clean is, meaning no parabens, no mineral oils, no sulfates,

That being said, even though that we do have hard water, we add a lot of calcium chloride, calcium sulfate to our beers, especially with our hoppy beers

So when we pour it in here, we want those atoms to be loose and start binding with the calcium sulfate.

So I'm going to pour it, and I want that pouring to be mixing that calcium sulfate in there without splashing.

It is so cheap, relatively speaking, to be dumping the sulfates into the stratosphere