CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ACIDULATE
PRESENT
Present
I acidulate
you acidulate
he/she/it acidulates
we acidulate
you acidulate
they acidulate
Present continuous
I am acidulating
you are acidulating
he/she/it is acidulating
we are acidulating
you are acidulating
they are acidulating
Present perfect
I have acidulated
you have acidulated
he/she/it has acidulated
we have acidulated
you have acidulated
they have acidulated
Present perfect continuous
I have been acidulating
you have been acidulating
he/she/it has been acidulating
we have been acidulating
you have been acidulating
they have been acidulating
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I acidulated
you acidulated
he/she/it acidulated
we acidulated
you acidulated
they acidulated
Past continuous
I was acidulating
you were acidulating
he/she/it was acidulating
we were acidulating
you were acidulating
they were acidulating
Past perfect
I had acidulated
you had acidulated
he/she/it had acidulated
we had acidulated
you had acidulated
they had acidulated
Past perfect continuous
I had been acidulating
you had been acidulating
he/she/it had been acidulating
we had been acidulating
you had been acidulating
they had been acidulating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will acidulate
you will acidulate
he/she/it will acidulate
we will acidulate
you will acidulate
they will acidulate
Future continuous
I will be acidulating
you will be acidulating
he/she/it will be acidulating
we will be acidulating
you will be acidulating
they will be acidulating
Future perfect
I will have acidulated
you will have acidulated
he/she/it will have acidulated
we will have acidulated
you will have acidulated
they will have acidulated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been acidulating
you will have been acidulating
he/she/it will have been acidulating
we will have been acidulating
you will have been acidulating
they will have been acidulating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would acidulate
you would acidulate
he/she/it would acidulate
we would acidulate
you would acidulate
they would acidulate
Conditional continuous
I would be acidulating
you would be acidulating
he/she/it would be acidulating
we would be acidulating
you would be acidulating
they would be acidulating
Conditional perfect
I would have acidulate
you would have acidulate
he/she/it would have acidulate
we would have acidulate
you would have acidulate
they would have acidulate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been acidulating
you would have been acidulating
he/she/it would have been acidulating
we would have been acidulating
you would have been acidulating
they would have been acidulating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you acidulate
we let´s acidulate
you acidulate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
acidulated
Present Participle
acidulating
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACIDULATE»
Discover the use of
acidulate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acidulate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Unit Operations Handbook: Volume 1 (In Two Volumes)
composition of the acidulate is determined from the ratio of (Cao), to P:ov When o
" in the phase diagram is required as the final acidulate, the amount of calcium
nitrate tetrahydrate precipitated in this operation is easily calculated by the ...
2
Manual of Fertilizer Processing
Nipples and eIbows are used to impart a swirling motion to the acid along the
wall of the cone which prevents buildup of the acidulate and keeps the vessel
clean. Phosphate rock enters through a vertical spout extending into the vessel to
a ...
3
Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas, Recipes and Processes: ...
After 3—4 hours' boiling, wash, acidulate, wash and dry. The bleaching may also
be performed by passing through barium peroxide, then through sulphuric acid or
hydrochloric acid, and next through soda lye. It is racticable also to commence ...
Gardner Dexter Hiscox, 1930
4
Henley's twentieth century formulas, recipes and processes
Next wash, acidulate, wash and ry. The bleaching may also be done on an
ordinary reeling vat. For 5 pieces are needed about 1,000 parts, by wei ht, of
water; 10 parts, by weight, of solid caustic soda; 1 part of burnt magnesia; 30
parts, ...
5
The Chemistry of the Several Natural and Artificial ...
Simeon Shaw. Class IV. — Mixed Compounds soluble in Water. TO FIND THE
BASES. Proceed as directed, (1, 2, Class I.) to acidulate the watery solution. A. 1.
Add test 15, and warm the liquid ; a precipitate proves the bases in 21 to 33, (or
20 ...
To increase the retention time of solids at conditions which would result in low
water-to-acidulate ratios, the extractor was lengthened to 12 ft. With operating
conditions the same as in test 10 (Table 1) with the 8- ft extractor, the increased
length ...
Archie Vivian Slack, 1968
7
A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
ACIDULATE;. (i-sid'-dwite.) «>. a. to impregnate with acids in a flight degree. To
ACKNOWLEDGE, (ik-nol'-ttdzh.) vv. a. to own the knowledge of, to own any thing
or perfon in a particular character; to confefs, as a taultj to own, as a benefit.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1804
8
Fertilizer Science and Technology Series
Odda Process-Calcium is precipitated from the acidulate as Ca(N03)2 '4H20 by
cooling the acidulate to 50°F, or lower, depending upon the desired degree of
calcium removal. The nitrate is separated by centrifuging. At 50°F, sufficient
calcium ...
Archie Vivian Slack, George Russell James, 1979
9
Phosphoric acid by the wet process, 1967
condition to permit relatively rapid washing to remove most of the P205-
Satisfactory results are obtained when the temperature of the acidulate is about
400°F or higher and the weight ratio of quench liquor to acidulate is 0.8. If the
proportion ...
10
Bulletin of the Institution of Engineers (India).
The first process involves chilling of the acidulate to ~ 5°C to — 10°C, whereas in
the second process, the product obtained has relatively low nutrient content. With
a view to reducing the energy cost as well as to produce a high quality product, ...
Institution of Engineers (India), 1986
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ACIDULATE»
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acidulate is used in the context of the following news items.
Everyday cooking terms revealed... but what exactly DO they mean?
Acidulate: Making a dish slightly sour or acidic by adding vinegar or lemon juice. Blind Bake: Baking a pie or flan shell so that it is partially ... «Daily Mail, Apr 15»
Edward Forster uses maple in as many ways as possible
“Maple syrup is fun in the way you take it and acidulate it by adding a touch of lemon juice and let it dry at room temperature in a thin sheet,” he ... «Buffalo News, Mar 14»
Review: Mexico Takapuna
Served with a slab of warm corn bread, the dish was flattened by little, if any, acidulate quality. Where was the lime, the promised vinaigrette, ... «New Zealand Herald, Sep 12»
These winemakers love grapes, not meat
I don't inoculate, I don't acidulate and filter and fine (all techniques to manipulate wines). That is an example of the way I go about my life in ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Apr 10»
An ABC of cooking terms
Acidulate: vinegar or lemon juice added to the soaking water intended for fruits or vegetables – such as pears, apples, potatoes, artichokes ... «Stuff.co.nz, Oct 07»
SWEETS FOR THE SWEET / Desserts and 'stickies' -- dessert wines …
Acidulate pear halves (to minimize browning) by dipping them in mixture of 1 cup of water and the lemon juice; drain, cover with plastic wrap ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Nov 05»
