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lithium hydroxide

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lithium hydroxide [′lith·ē·əm hī′dräk‚sīd]
(inorganic chemistry)
LiOH; LiOH·H2O Colorless crystals; used as a storage-battery electrolyte, as a carbon dioxide absorbent, and in lubricating greases and ceramics.
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Higher than normal carbon dioxide levels were found in Cassidy's spacesuit due to a problem with its lithium hydroxide canister, the US space agency said, adding he had not been in any danger.
Astronauts plan final spacewalk of Endeavour mission by AFP / AFP American Edition
Higher than normal carbon dioxide levels were found in Cassidy's spacesuit due to a problem with its lithium hydroxide canister, the US space agency said, adding he had not been in any danger.
Astronauts plan final spacewalk of Endeavour mission by AFP / AFP Global Edition
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