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bipolarization

bipolarization

9.6
The process of a material getting two opposite electric poles
  • noun
  • /ˌbaɪpəˌlɑːrəˈzeɪʃən/
  • Specialized
translation icon : bipolarización
  • The scientist observed bipolarization in the material when it was exposed to a strong electric field.

Examples

  • The experiment demonstrated how bipolarization leads to the creation of distinct positive and negative regions.

  • The bipolarization of the magnetic field was evident during the experiment.

  • Rapid bipolarization can occur in certain crystals under specific laboratory conditions.

  • Scientists observed a bipolarization effect in the electrical circuit.

  • The scientist observed bipolarization in the material when it was exposed to a strong electric field.

  • Rapid bipolarization can occur in certain crystals under specific laboratory conditions.

  • The experiment demonstrated how bipolarization leads to the creation of distinct positive and negative regions.

Synonyms

polarization
vsbipolarization
  • Specialized
2 6.8

A material that has one side positive and the other negative

refers specifically to gaining two opposite electrical or magnetic poles

How Polarized

bipolarization
  • Specialized
9.6
polarization
  • Specialized
2 6.8

Surface Forms

bipolarization singular
bipolarizations plural

Morphology

bipolarization = bipolar (transparent) = bi + polar + ization

The word transparently denotes the process of becoming or making something bipolar, with the meaning contributed directly by 'bi-' + 'polar' + '-ization'.

Etymology

Bipolarization comes from bi- 'two' and polar 'poles', like the two ends of a magnet or a battery. So the word describes how a material comes to have distinct positive and negative regions, or two poles.