solutizer
noun
sol·u·tiz·er
-zə(r)
plural -s
: an agent (such as an organic salt or an organic solvent) for promoting solubility
especially : such an agent (such as potassium isobutyrate) for use with a caustic solution in removing mercaptans from gasoline
Word History
Etymology
solutize to treat with organic salts or solvents to impart certain solvent properties (from solute + -ize) + -er