gluconate

In organic chemistry terms the difference between sulfate and gluconate

is that sulfate is any ester of sulfuric acid while gluconate is any salt or ester of gluconic acid.

As a verb sulfate

is to treat something with sulfuric acid, a sulfate, or with sulfur dioxide.

In organic chemistry terms the difference between gluconate and digluconate

is that gluconate is any salt or ester of gluconic acid while digluconate is any compound that has two gluconate ions or groups.

As nouns the difference between glycinate and gluconate

is that glycinate is any salt or ester of glycine; aminoacetate while gluconate is any salt or ester of gluconic acid.

In organic chemistry terms the difference between gluconate and phosphogluconate

is that gluconate is any salt or ester of gluconic acid while phosphogluconate is any phosphate derivative of a gluconate.