Definition of coacervate in English:

coacervate

noun kəʊˈasəveɪtˌkoʊəˈsərvət

Chemistry

A colloid-rich viscous liquid phase which may separate from a colloidal solution on addition of a third component.
〔化〕凝聚层
Example sentencesExamples
- Observe the coacervates under high power and make drawings of what you see.
- The primordial ocean provided an ideal medium for their formation, for the primordial ocean was large, and water can hold the coacervates suspended for a long period of time without being disturbed.
- An evaluation of various formulations and processes for coacervate formation revealed that flavor coacervates can be formed in numerous ways.
- There are few examples of synthetic polyelectrolytes that produce complex coacervates, however.
- Upon standing these coalesce into one clear homogenous colloid-rich liquid layer, known as the coacervate layer which can be deposited so as to produce the wall material of the resultant capsules.
- Recombinant human elastin peptides coacervate in heated solutions to form fibrillar aggregates.
- Droplets, or coacervates, formed and were enclosed by protein or lipid shells.

Origin

Early 20th century: back-formation from coacervation, based on Latin cum '(together) with' + acervus 'heap'.

Definition of coacervate in US English:

coacervate

nounˌkoʊəˈsərvətˌkōəˈsərvət

Chemistry

A colloid-rich viscous liquid phase which may separate from a colloidal solution on addition of a third component.
〔化〕凝聚层
Example sentencesExamples
- Recombinant human elastin peptides coacervate in heated solutions to form fibrillar aggregates.
- The primordial ocean provided an ideal medium for their formation, for the primordial ocean was large, and water can hold the coacervates suspended for a long period of time without being disturbed.
- Observe the coacervates under high power and make drawings of what you see.
- Droplets, or coacervates, formed and were enclosed by protein or lipid shells.
- Upon standing these coalesce into one clear homogenous colloid-rich liquid layer, known as the coacervate layer which can be deposited so as to produce the wall material of the resultant capsules.
- An evaluation of various formulations and processes for coacervate formation revealed that flavor coacervates can be formed in numerous ways.
- There are few examples of synthetic polyelectrolytes that produce complex coacervates, however.

Origin

Early 20th century: back-formation from coacervation, based on Latin cum ‘(together) with’ + acervus ‘heap’.

词汇	coacervate
释义	Definition of coacervate in English: coacervate noun kəʊˈasəveɪtˌkoʊəˈsərvət Chemistry A colloid-rich viscous liquid phase which may separate from a colloidal solution on addition of a third component. 〔化〕凝聚层 Example sentencesExamples Observe the coacervates under high power and make drawings of what you see. The primordial ocean provided an ideal medium for their formation, for the primordial ocean was large, and water can hold the coacervates suspended for a long period of time without being disturbed. An evaluation of various formulations and processes for coacervate formation revealed that flavor coacervates can be formed in numerous ways. There are few examples of synthetic polyelectrolytes that produce complex coacervates, however. Upon standing these coalesce into one clear homogenous colloid-rich liquid layer, known as the coacervate layer which can be deposited so as to produce the wall material of the resultant capsules. Recombinant human elastin peptides coacervate in heated solutions to form fibrillar aggregates. Droplets, or coacervates, formed and were enclosed by protein or lipid shells. Origin Early 20th century: back-formation from coacervation, based on Latin cum '(together) with' + acervus 'heap'. Definition of coacervate in US English: coacervate nounˌkoʊəˈsərvətˌkōəˈsərvət Chemistry A colloid-rich viscous liquid phase which may separate from a colloidal solution on addition of a third component. 〔化〕凝聚层 Example sentencesExamples Recombinant human elastin peptides coacervate in heated solutions to form fibrillar aggregates. The primordial ocean provided an ideal medium for their formation, for the primordial ocean was large, and water can hold the coacervates suspended for a long period of time without being disturbed. Observe the coacervates under high power and make drawings of what you see. Droplets, or coacervates, formed and were enclosed by protein or lipid shells. Upon standing these coalesce into one clear homogenous colloid-rich liquid layer, known as the coacervate layer which can be deposited so as to produce the wall material of the resultant capsules. An evaluation of various formulations and processes for coacervate formation revealed that flavor coacervates can be formed in numerous ways. There are few examples of synthetic polyelectrolytes that produce complex coacervates, however. Origin Early 20th century: back-formation from coacervation, based on Latin cum ‘(together) with’ + acervus ‘heap’.
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