segregant
- noun
- /ˈsɛɡrɪɡənt/
- Specialized
- Adding a segregant can improve the purity of the final product in chemical processing.
Examples
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The effectiveness of the segregant was measured by how well it promoted phase separation.
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The scientist introduced a segregant to the alloy to help separate its different phases.
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The segregant was added to the solution to improve separation.
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Many segregants are used in industrial processes.
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The scientist introduced a segregant to the alloy to help separate its different phases.
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Adding a segregant can improve the purity of the final product in chemical processing.
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The effectiveness of the segregant was measured by how well it promoted phase separation.
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Etymology
Segregant comes from se- 'apart' and greg- 'group', so it literally means 'that which parts a group'. In chemistry, a segregant is a material that helps the different parts of a mixture move apart during processing.