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Meanings of coagulate in anglès
Transformed from a liquid into a soft semisolid or solid mass.
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Usage of coagulate in anglès
1
Madame Victoire immediately put it to test; the juice did not coagulate.
2
Hold still for several seconds while the eggs coagulate on the bottom.
3
Wood creosote does not coagulate albumen, and is, therefore, not as serviceable.
4
But the answer is no, because the milk won't coagulate properly.
5
But it is sensitive to heat, which causes it to unfold and coagulate.
6
Thoughts started to coagulate around it, and then to crystallize into definite shape.
7
The combined effect is to reduce the ability of the blood to coagulate.
8
The fat will coagulate on top and be easy to remove.
9
Gases moiled, and what Cutter had thought a coagulate of muck began to rise.
10
The blood which then remains consists of serum and corpuscles and will not coagulate.
11
And in all these developmental stages, its tendency is to coagulate rather than precipitate.
12
The muscle proteins of ocean fish begin to unfold and coagulate at room temperature!
13
What maintains the balance between keeping blood fluid but ready to coagulate when necessary?
14
By means of the substance employed to coagulate it, it is rendered insoluble in water.
15
We observe that hardly have they left the central mass before they begin to coagulate.
16
They have thin leathery shells, an oily yoke, and a white which does not coagulate.
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