szénsavból

Szénsavból is a Hungarian chemical term. It translates to "from carbonic acid" or "of carbonic acid." This phrasing is typically used in chemical contexts to describe the origin or composition of a substance. For example, a compound might be described as being derived from carbonic acid, or its formation might involve carbonic acid.

Carbonic acid itself (H2CO3) is a weak acid formed when carbon dioxide (CO2) dissolves in water. It plays a significant role in various natural processes, including the carbon cycle and the buffering of water bodies. In chemistry, it's an intermediate compound in reactions involving carbon dioxide and water. The term "szénsavból" would therefore indicate a chemical relationship or a process where carbonic acid is a reactant or a source material. It does not refer to a distinct substance or compound on its own, but rather its role in a chemical transformation or origin.