antifoam
- noun
- /ˈæntiˌfoʊm/
- Specialized
- A small amount of antifoam was enough to keep the solution clear and stable.
Examples
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Without antifoam, the detergent created too many bubbles during production.
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The engineer recommended adding antifoam to the mixture to improve processing efficiency.
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The technician added antifoam to the mixture.
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We need to apply antifoam before the process starts.
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The chef added an antifoam to the sauce to keep it smooth and free of bubbles.
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In the brewery, they used an antifoam agent to improve the quality of their beer fermentation.
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To maintain clarity in the liquid, the technician introduced an antifoam during the mixing process.
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Morphology
Etymology
The word antifoam combines anti- 'against' and foam 'bubbles'. So an antifoam is a substance you add to a liquid to stop or reduce bubbles.