Definition

Relating to or characterized by clusters of droplets or particles that come together.

Example

The coacervate structures in the experiment showed interesting properties.

Conversation

Did you see those coacervate structures under the microscope?

Yeah, they looked really interesting, almost like tiny clusters of droplets.

I never knew they could form such coacervate patterns in nature.

It’s fascinating how nature can create such complex formations!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A group of small droplets that form together in a solution, often due to certain chemical interactions.

Example

The scientist observed the coacervate forming in the test tube during the experiment.

Conversation

Have you ever heard of a coacervate?

I think I read about it in a science article once.

It's really fascinating how those tiny droplets form together.

Definition

To cause a substance to form into a coacervate, which is a droplet or cluster of molecules that come together in a solution.

Example

The scientist aimed to coacervate the proteins in the solution for further study.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever tried to coacervate different substances together for a science project?

No, I haven't, but it sounds interesting!

It can create some pretty cool effects when you coacervate them properly.

Root Explanation

Coacervate is formed from "co-" (meaning together) and "acervare" (meaning to heap or pile). The word describes the process of particles coming together to form a cluster or heap.

Memory Tip

Think of particles coming 'together' ('co-') to form a 'heap' ('acervare') — that's what coacervate means.

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