Definition of co-precipitation in English:

co-precipitation

nounkəʊprɪsɪpɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n

mass nounChemistry

The simultaneous precipitation of more than one compound from a solution.
many complex interactions can take place with the co-precipitation of two or more minerals of different density
Example sentencesExamples
- The process of lake formation involves affixing the coloured dyestuff from solution onto a colourless or white inorganic base material, such as chalk or alumina, often by co-precipitation, to form a solid pigment.
- Interestingly, we have not detected any co-precipitation.
- One possible reason for the reduced solubility is due to co-precipitation.

Derivatives

co-precipitate

verb

Chemistry

Undergo or cause to undergo co-precipitation.
no object metabolites that bind to or co-precipitate with nucleic acids
Example sentencesExamples
- with object amorphous sulphides containing precious metals were co-precipitated with the silica
- The hematite and the clays appear intergrown, suggesting that they co-precipitated.
- In addition, Fe was always present in association with manganese plaques, suggesting that Fe and Mn co-precipitate.
- These data confirm previous results which demonstrated that Rad 51 co-precipitates with BRCA2.

Definition of co-precipitation in US English:

co-precipitation

noun

Chemistry

The simultaneous precipitation of more than one compound from a solution.
many complex interactions can take place with the co-precipitation of two or more minerals of different density
Example sentencesExamples
- Interestingly, we have not detected any co-precipitation.
- The process of lake formation involves affixing the coloured dyestuff from solution onto a colourless or white inorganic base material, such as chalk or alumina, often by co-precipitation, to form a solid pigment.
- One possible reason for the reduced solubility is due to co-precipitation.

单词	co-precipitation
释义	Definition of co-precipitation in English: co-precipitation nounkəʊprɪsɪpɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n mass nounChemistry The simultaneous precipitation of more than one compound from a solution. many complex interactions can take place with the co-precipitation of two or more minerals of different density Example sentencesExamples The process of lake formation involves affixing the coloured dyestuff from solution onto a colourless or white inorganic base material, such as chalk or alumina, often by co-precipitation, to form a solid pigment. Interestingly, we have not detected any co-precipitation. One possible reason for the reduced solubility is due to co-precipitation. Derivatives co-precipitate verb Chemistry Undergo or cause to undergo co-precipitation. no object metabolites that bind to or co-precipitate with nucleic acids Example sentencesExamples with object amorphous sulphides containing precious metals were co-precipitated with the silica The hematite and the clays appear intergrown, suggesting that they co-precipitated. In addition, Fe was always present in association with manganese plaques, suggesting that Fe and Mn co-precipitate. These data confirm previous results which demonstrated that Rad 51 co-precipitates with BRCA2. Definition of co-precipitation in US English: co-precipitation noun Chemistry The simultaneous precipitation of more than one compound from a solution. many complex interactions can take place with the co-precipitation of two or more minerals of different density Example sentencesExamples Interestingly, we have not detected any co-precipitation. The process of lake formation involves affixing the coloured dyestuff from solution onto a colourless or white inorganic base material, such as chalk or alumina, often by co-precipitation, to form a solid pigment. One possible reason for the reduced solubility is due to co-precipitation.
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