coagulant
koagulan
definition
noun
Virtually every major type of water treatment chemical is used by the pulp and paper industry; coagulants and corrosion inhibitors are the two leading product families.
a substance that causes blood or another liquid to coagulate.
example
an injection of blood 'coagulant'
And then David also had a silent risk factor, an inherited blood 'coagulant' disorder that was only discovered after the autopsy was performed.
The 'coagulant' helps settle out all the heavy metals and other suspended solids.
I'll give a sedative, then a 'coagulant'
It plans to place great emphasis on wound 'coagulant' products and tumour control applications.
The doctor managed to stop the bleeding by using a 'coagulant' , still unapproved by the American Food and Drug Administration, which he has since used to treat several other bomb-blast victims.
Powdered seeds added to water act as a 'coagulant' , binding to murk and bacteria, then sinking to the bottom.
The exception, rennet, is an animal based 'coagulant' often used in cheese-making.
A little sour whey or other 'coagulant' is added after the heating to help form the second lot of curd, which is then skimmed off.
Virtually every major type of water treatment chemical is used by the pulp and paper industry; 'coagulants' and corrosion inhibitors are the two leading product families.
For example, chemical 'coagulants' are used in conjunction with physical filtration processes.
Organic 'coagulants' are favored over inorganic ones now.
Biocides, 'coagulants' , and corrosion inhibitors are the leading products used in the petroleum market.
Always have on hand one of the antiseptic 'coagulants' which you can purchase through any pet supply manufacturer for your dog.
To assist in removal of smaller suspended solids, chemical 'coagulants' are added to the system to help clump these particles together so they can be captured by the filters.
The chemical/petroleum processing industry is a heavy user of water treatment chemicals, ranging from corrosion inhibitors to 'coagulants' / flocculants.
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