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fractionation

/ˌfræk.ʃəˈneɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Prozess bezeichnet, eine Substanz in ihre Bestandteile zu zerlegen, häufig durch Erhitzen, oder die Handlung, etwas in Teile zu teilen.

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noun

/ˌfræk.ʃəˈneɪ.ʃən/C1formalscientific
  • deSubstantiv, das den Prozess bezeichnet, eine Substanz in ihre Bestandteile zu zerlegen, häufig durch Erhitzen, oder die Handlung, etwas in Teile zu teilen.

A noun referring to a process that separates a substance into its component parts, often through the application of heat, or the act of dividing something into portions.

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  1. Thermal separation processC1formalscientific

    A process that applies heat to separate a mixture into its individual components or fractions.

    deFraktionierung

    • Fractionation is widely used in the petroleum industry to separate crude oil into gasoline, diesel, and kerosene.
    • The laboratory uses a distillation column for the fractionation of volatile liquids.
    • Fractionation by heat is a key step in producing high-purity chemicals.

    Synonymedistillationfractional distillationrectification

  2. Division into partsB2formal

    The act of separating something into distinct portions or fractions.

    deFraktionierung

    • The fractionation of the sample yielded three distinct layers.
    • Blood fractionation separates plasma from red and white blood cells.
    • The fractionation of responsibilities among team members improved efficiency.

    Synonymedivisionfragmentationpartitionpartitioningsegmentationseparationsplitsplitting

    Antonymecombinationfusionintegrationunification

Formen
  • fractionations plural form
  • fractionations' possessive plural form
  • fractionation's possessive singular form
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