Definition: Cirrate is a type of chemical compound that is often used as a buffer agent in the treatment of acid-base disorders. It is composed of two groups of atoms, one with three electrons and another with six, and it can be prepared by dissolving a strong base (such as sodium hydroxide) in water. The reaction between the base and water results in the formation of an acid that neutralizes the basic agent, thus maintaining pH balance.
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