cementatory (Meaning)
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cementatory (a.)
Having the quality of cementing or uniting firmly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cementatory
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cementatory Sentence Examples
- The cementatory process in metallurgy involves the formation of a strong bond between metal surfaces.
- In chemistry, certain reactions exhibit cementatory properties, facilitating the adhesion of molecules.
- Geologists study the cementatory effects of mineral deposition on sedimentary rock formations.
- Cementatory treatments in dentistry aim to enhance the bond between dental restorations and tooth enamel.
- The cementatory action of roots can stabilize soil and prevent erosion in sloped landscapes.
- Cementatory compounds are sometimes added to coatings to improve their adhesion to surfaces.
- Understanding the cementatory behavior of materials is crucial for developing durable construction materials.
- Certain fungi produce substances with cementatory properties, aiding in the attachment to substrates.
- Researchers are exploring novel cementatory techniques for joining dissimilar materials in manufacturing processes.
- The cementatory nature of certain chemical reactions contributes to the formation of cohesive structures in biological systems.
FAQs About the word cementatory
Having the quality of cementing or uniting firmly.
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The cementatory process in metallurgy involves the formation of a strong bond between metal surfaces.
In chemistry, certain reactions exhibit cementatory properties, facilitating the adhesion of molecules.
Geologists study the cementatory effects of mineral deposition on sedimentary rock formations.
Cementatory treatments in dentistry aim to enhance the bond between dental restorations and tooth enamel.
