P38 Monkey said:

Sulphate in British English, or Sulfate for the semi-literates in other countries.

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Mark Piercy said:

View attachment 258382this bastid will do the job @Jon Dor

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Mark Piercy said:

View attachment 258382this bastid will do the job @Jon Dor

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Grrrrrr said:

That's true but I think sulfonate might take the F even in british english.

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Datatek said:

Sulfonate is an anion which has the chemical formula R-SO3− while Sulfate is an anion having the chemical formula SO4−2. The key difference between sulfonate and sulfate is that sulfonate is an anion that forms from the sulfonic acid, whereas sulfate is an anion that forms from the sulfuric acid.

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Grrrrrr said:

Thankd, I have quite a grasp of chemistry, albeit somewhat rusty.

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