centrifuge in Latin
centrifuge in Latin is centrifugium — centrifuge means a machine that spins samples at high speed to separate substances of different densities.
centrifuge in Latin
centrifugium
By extension, any device which rotates in order to produce artificial gravity (in the form of centrifugal force)
What does "centrifuge" mean?
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noun A machine that spins samples at high speed to separate substances of different densities.
"The lab technician spun the blood sample in a centrifuge."
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verb To spin something in a centrifuge to separate its parts.
"They centrifuged the mixture to isolate the solid particles."
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centrifuge in a sentence
- The lab technician spun the blood sample in a centrifuge.
- They centrifuged the mixture to isolate the solid particles.
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What is "centrifuge" in Latin?
"centrifuge" in Latin is centrifugium. centrifuge means: A machine that spins samples at high speed to separate substances of different densities.
How do you use "centrifuge" in a sentence?
Example: "The lab technician spun the blood sample in a centrifuge." In Latin, "centrifuge" is centrifugium.
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