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decumulation
Decumulation (noun) means the process of decumulating, or, in chemistry, a heat-releasing reaction that turns a cumulated diene into a conjugated diene.
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The process of decumulating, or, in chemistry, a heat-releasing reaction that turns a cumulated diene into a conjugated diene.
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Rhymes for decumulation
region
ablation
allusion
emulsion
ideation
novation
diffusion
elocution
extension
oxidation
perfusion
selection
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What is the meaning of decumulation?
"decumulation" (noun) means the process of decumulating, or, in chemistry, a heat-releasing reaction that turns a cumulated diene into a conjugated diene.
What is the opposite of decumulation?
The opposite of "decumulation" is accumulation.
