different between coprecipitate vs cosediment
coprecipitate
English
Etymology
co- +? precipitate
Verb
coprecipitate (third-person singular simple present coprecipitates, present participle coprecipitating, simple past and past participle coprecipitated)
- To cause, or to undergo, coprecipitation.
Noun
coprecipitate (plural coprecipitates)
- A substance involved in coprecipitation.
coprecipitate From the web:
- what precipitate means
- what does precipitate mean
- what does coprecipitate
- what is meant by precipitate
- what are examples of precipitate
- what is precipitate give example
cosediment
English
Alternative forms
- co-sediment
Etymology
co- +? sediment
Verb
cosediment (third-person singular simple present cosediments, present participle cosedimenting, simple past and past participle cosedimented)
- (biochemistry) To sediment together
- This protein cosediments with polyribosomes.
Derived terms
- cosedimentation
Related terms
- coprecipitate
Anagrams
- comendites
cosediment From the web:
- what sedimentary rock
- what sedimentary rocks are clastic
- what sediment
- what sedimentation rate
- what sediments move down the river
- what sedimentary rock contains fossils
- what sediment means
- what sedimentary rock formed slate
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