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Anhydrous

Liquids and solids (powders) are anhydrous if they are without water, i.e., dry. They are sold as anhydrous when they have been processed to remove water from the end product.

A hydrate is referred to as anhydrous if the water is eliminated from its structure.

01-04-2007 01:16:19
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