coag (Meaning)
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coag (n.)
See Coak, a kind of tenon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of coag
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coag Sentence Examples
- When blood is exposed to air, it begins to coagulate and form a clot.
- The addition of calcium ions helps accelerate the coagulation process in certain biochemical reactions.
- In cooking, the addition of lemon juice can cause milk to coagulate and curdle.
- Certain diseases can interfere with the body's ability to coagulate blood properly, leading to excessive bleeding.
- The coagulation of proteins is an essential step in the production of cheese from milk.
- Doctors use coagulation tests to assess a patient's risk of clotting disorders.
- Industrial processes often rely on chemicals to coagulate impurities in wastewater for easier removal.
- The coagulation of egg whites is crucial for creating stable foams in baking and confectionery.
- Fish blood contains anticoagulants that prevent it from coagulating too quickly after being harvested.
- Researchers are studying novel methods to enhance the coagulation process for better wound healing.
FAQs About the word coag
See Coak, a kind of tenon.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
When blood is exposed to air, it begins to coagulate and form a clot.
The addition of calcium ions helps accelerate the coagulation process in certain biochemical reactions.
In cooking, the addition of lemon juice can cause milk to coagulate and curdle.
Certain diseases can interfere with the body's ability to coagulate blood properly, leading to excessive bleeding.
