dispersant
- adjective
- /dɪsˈpɜrsənt/
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dispersante
- A dispersant agent was added to the mixture to ensure even distribution of particles.
Examples
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Scientists tested several dispersant compounds to improve the paint's consistency.
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The dispersant properties of the chemical help prevent clumping in the solution.
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The dispersant was effective in breaking up the clumps of material.
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Using a dispersant can improve the effectiveness of the cleaning process.
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A dispersant is often added to ensure that the ingredients spread evenly in the paint.
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The dispersant helps to break up agglomerates and achieves a uniform particle distribution.
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Adding a dispersant to the solution improved the mixture's consistency and flow.
Synonyms
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7.7
Spreads slowly through a material, like ink in water
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7.9
To cause tiny pieces, light or sound to spread out
Likely to spread widely, for example news or disease
How Dispersive
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Etymology
Dispersant comes from the parts dis- 'apart' and sperse 'scatter'. Think of the common word disperse or sparse, which mean 'spread out', so a dispersant is something that helps particles spread out evenly and stop clumping.