solvate

A noun referring to a compound formed by the process of solvation, where solvent molecules combine with molecules or ions of the solute.

• 🇫🇷Substance formée par solvatation, dans laquelle des molécules de solvant se lient à des molécules ou ions du soluté.

1. Solvation compound C2 formal scientific

   A compound formed by the process of solvation, where solvent molecules combine with molecules or ions of the solute.

   • The chemist studied the properties of the solvate in the solution.
   • Water molecules can form a solvate with certain metal ions.
   • The solvate was isolated and analyzed under controlled conditions.

   🇫🇷solvate

• solvates plural form
• solvates' possessive plural form
• solvate's possessive singular form

A verb used in chemistry to describe the process of forming a solvate, where solvent molecules associate with solute ions or molecules.

• 🇫🇷Verbe utilisé en chimie pour désigner le processus de formation d'un solvate, où les molécules de solvant se lient à des ions ou à des molécules de soluté.

1. Cause solvation C2 formal scientific

   To cause a substance to undergo solvation, where solvent molecules surround and interact with solute particles.

   • The chemist solvated the ionic compound in water to study its properties.
   • Polar solvents effectively solvate charged particles.
   • The process solvates the molecules, stabilizing them in solution.

   🇫🇷Provoquer la solvatation

2. Undergo solvation C2 formal scientific

   To become a solvate or to be converted into a solvate through interaction with a solvent.

   • The salt solvates readily in aqueous environments.
   • Under certain conditions, the compound solvates to form a stable complex.
   • The crystals solvate when exposed to the solvent vapor.

   🇫🇷Se solvater

• solvated past participle
• solvated past simple
• solvating present participle
• solvates third person singular