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fractionize

/ˈfɹæk.ʃən.aɪz/ verb

To separate into fractions

Word Origin Fractionize is fraction + -ize, meaning to break into fractions. Fraction comes from Latin fractio, from frangere 'to break.' So it's the same idea as fragmentize, but with a mathematical twist. The same root gives us fracture, refract (break back), and infraction (breaking in).

verb To separate into fractions

The chemist will fractionize the compound into its pure components.

(动词) 分馏；分离

化学家将把这种化合物分离成纯组分。

(verbo) Separar en fracciones.

El químico fraccionará el compuesto en sus componentes puros.

(verbe) fractionner; séparer en fractions [Séparer en fractions ou en portions distinctes.]

Le chimiste va fractionner le composé pour en isoler les composants purs.

(Verb) fraktionieren; in Fraktionen trennen [**fractionize** bedeutet, etwas in seine Bestandteile oder Fraktionen zu zerlegen.]

Der Chemiker wird die Verbindung **fractionize**, um ihre reinen Komponenten zu gewinnen.

(動詞) いくつかの部分に分離する。特に、混合物を成分ごとに分けること。

化学者はその化合物を純粋な成分に fractionize する。

(verbo) fracionar; separar em frações [Separar em frações]

O químico vai fracionar o composto em seus componentes puros.

Synonyms: separate split divide partition segment fractionate break up split up Antonyms: combine unite merge integrate
Word parts: fraction + ize

Related words

fraction fractional fractious fragmented fragmentary fragmentation fragility frailty refract refraction refractory infraction

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