💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Physicosorbed"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| physisorped | Misspelling of physisorbed. [physically adsorbed] |
| phosphophorylated | Misspelling of phosphorylated. [(chemistry) reacted or combined with phosphoric acid] |
| phosphoylating | Misspelling of phosphorylating. [That phosphorylates.] |
| reabsorbtive | Misspelling of reabsorptive. [Relating to reabsorption.] |
| phosphourous | Misspelling of phosphorous. [(chemistry) Of or pertaining to phosphorus.] |
| malabsorbtive | Misspelling of malabsorptive. [Relating to, or exhibiting, malabsorption.] |
| pathophysical | Misspelling of pathophysiological. [(pathology) Pertaining to pathophysiology.] |
| lyophylized | Misspelling of lyophilized. [Synonym of freeze-dried.] |
| photosferic | Misspelling of photospheric. [of, relating to, or occurring in the photosphere] |
| cocrystalized | Misspelling of cocrystallized. [Obtained by cocrystallization] |
| isobestic | Misspelling of isosbestic. [(physics, chemistry) Having a constant or equal absorption] |
| permeabelized | Misspelling of permeabilized. [Made permeable] |
| physiotherapic | Misspelling of physiotherapeutic. [Of or relating to physiotherapy.] |
| fluorescinated | Misspelling of fluoresceinated. [Reacted with fluorescein] |
| mesophylous | Misspelling of mesophilous. [Synonym of mesophilic.] |
| photoactivatible | Misspelling of photoactivatable. [That is able to be activated by light] |
| displacable | Misspelling of displaceable. [Capable of being displaced.] |
| lysotropic | Misspelling of lyotropic. [(chemistry, physics) describing a liquid crystal that exhibits phase transitions as a function of concentration] |
| eletrophoretic | Misspelling of electrophoretic. [Of, pertaining to, or produced by electrophoresis.] |
| metalatednoun | Misspelling of metallated. [Modified by metallation] |
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