hydrophilic in Greek
hydrophilic in Greek is υδρόφιλος — hydrophilic means attracted to water: readily mixing with, dissolving in or absorbing water.
hydrophilic in Greek
υδρόφιλος
Pronounced: ydrofilos
(physics, chemistry) Having an affinity for water; able to absorb, or be wetted by water; water-loving.
What does "hydrophilic" mean?
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adjective Attracted to water: readily mixing with, dissolving in or absorbing water.
"Salt and sugar are hydrophilic and dissolve instantly."
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hydrophilic in a sentence
- Salt and sugar are hydrophilic and dissolve instantly.
- The gel has a hydrophilic coating so it draws moisture into the skin.
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What is "hydrophilic" in Greek?
"hydrophilic" in Greek is υδρόφιλος. hydrophilic means: Attracted to water: readily mixing with, dissolving in or absorbing water.
How do you pronounce υδρόφιλος?
"hydrophilic" in Greek is υδρόφιλος, pronounced "ydrofilos".
How do you use "hydrophilic" in a sentence?
Example: "Salt and sugar are hydrophilic and dissolve instantly." In Greek, "hydrophilic" is υδρόφιλος.
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