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natron
This term refers to a specific mineral salt used historically in chemical processes and preservation. In a modern scientific context, it is treated as a chemical substance, which typically carries a neutral, technical tone.
Because it describes a specific chemical compound, it is used as an uncountable mass noun. It does not have a plural form in standard usage, as it refers to the material itself rather than individual units of the salt.
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Ancient Egyptians used natron to dry out the body during mummification.
The lake bed was encrusted with a thick layer of white natron.
I wonder if the priests used pure natron or a mixture of salts.
Natron acts as a powerful desiccant by absorbing moisture from tissues.
The chemical composition of natron makes it ideal for preserving organic matter.
They harvested the natron from the shores of the alkaline lake.
Without natron, the process of mummification would not have been possible.
The sample contains traces of natron and other mineral deposits.