Hydrate

He needs to hydrate the soil in order to grow healthy plants.

The athlete needs to hydrate his body with water during a long marathon.

The chemist was able to hydrate the anhydrous compound using water.

The researcher found a way to hydrate the dried herbs to enhance their medicinal properties.

The farmer irrigated the crops to hydrate them during the dry season.

The metallurgist will hydrate the metal powder before sintering.

The textile manufacturer will hydrate the fabric before dyeing it.

The pool technician will hydrate the chlorine tablets before adding them to the pool.

The soap maker will hydrate the lye to prepare it for saponification.

The chemical reaction will hydrate the anhydrous compound, producing a hydrated form.

The minerals in the soil can hydrate and affect the pH level of the surrounding environment.

The iron oxide will hydrate when exposed to water and form rust.

The doctor instructed him to hydrate frequently during his illness.

I like to hydrate my skin with moisturizer after taking a shower.

The hotel provided complimentary bottles of water to help guests hydrate during their stay.

The coach instructed the players to hydrate themselves during breaks in the game.

The athlete made sure to hydrate herself before the marathon.

It's important to hydrate before, during, and after exercise.

The scientist will hydrate the compound with water to see what happens.

The blacksmith will hydrate the metal to remove any impurities.

Dextrose monohydrate is a hydrate that is used in food production.

Sodium chloride is a hydrate because it contains water molecules.

Glauber's salt is a hydrate that is used as a laxative.

The hydrate of magnesium chloride is MgCl2.6H2O.

A hydrate is formed when a salt combines with water molecules.

The crystal structure of a hydrate is often different from that of the anhydrous form.

The percentage of water in a hydrate can be determined through a process called dehydration.

The water content of a hydrate can affect its physical properties, such as its melting and boiling points.

The formula of a hydrate can be written as the anhydrous salt followed by a dot and the number of water molecules present.

The removal of water from a hydrate is called dehydration.

The blue copper sulfate hydrate is commonly used in high school chemistry labs.

The hiker brought a water bottle to hydrate herself during the long trek.

The nutritionist advised the client to hydrate himself regularly to maintain a healthy body.

The pharmaceutical company developed a new method to hydrate the drug compound for better absorption.

I need to hydrate the soil before planting the seeds.

The chemist needs to hydrate the compound before it can be used.

The athlete drank a lot of water to hydrate his body.

We need to hydrate the clay before we can mold it.

The farmer needs to hydrate the crops to ensure their growth.

The bartender is going to hydrate the cocktail with a splash of water.

It's important to hydrate your body before and after a long flight.

The skincare product claims to hydrate and moisturize dry skin.

He forgot to hydrate the paint, so it was too thick to apply smoothly.

The pharmacist instructed him to hydrate the medication with water before taking it.

The oil refiner will hydrate the crude oil to remove any contaminants.

The water treatment plant will hydrate the water to remove impurities before sending it to homes.

The winemaker will hydrate the grapes to remove any impurities before fermentation.

The jeweler will hydrate the gold to purify it before crafting it into jewelry.

The coffee roaster will hydrate the beans to remove any impurities before roasting them.

The soap maker will hydrate the oils to remove any impurities before making soap.