Associations to the word «Flocculation»
Noun
- Filtration
- Dispersion
- Aggregation
- Sludge
- Adsorption
- Wastewater
- Yeast
- Precipitation
- Particle
- Electrolyte
- Aggregate
- Platelet
- Chlorine
- Organic
- Settling
- Polymer
- Infiltration
- Precipitate
- Droplet
- Contaminant
- Depletion
- Phenotype
- Separation
- Reagent
- Brewing
- Shear
- Broth
- Suspension
- Clay
- Gel
- Viscosity
- Cation
- Oxidation
- Poly
- Ozone
- Pigment
- Sodium
- Solid
- Pathogen
- Spectroscopy
- Chemical
- Salt
- Fluorescence
- Calcium
- Filter
- Concentration
- Uv
- Na
- Ph
- Phosphate
- Conditioning
- Fauna
- Treatment
- Removal
- Soil
- Nutrient
- Interaction
- Bacterium
- Chloride
- Ion
- Levy
- Diffusion
- Drainage
- Strain
- Reactor
- Onset
- Process
- Mineral
- Collision
- Disposal
- Stability
- Basin
- Dissolution
- Dye
- Velocity
Adjective
Wiktionary
FLOCCULATION, noun. A condition in which clays, polymers or other small charged particles become attached and form a fragile structure, a floc.
Dictionary definition
FLOCCULATION, noun. The process of flocculating; forming woolly cloudlike aggregations.
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