colligated (Meaning)

colligated

to be or become a member of a group or unit, to subsume (isolated facts) under a general concept, to bind, unite, or group together

No weak antonyms found.

The presence of solutes colligated the boiling point of the solvent, raising it significantly.
The colligated properties of a solution, such as vapor pressure lowering, are proportional to the concentration of the solute.
Colligation is the process by which the presence of solute particles alters the properties of a solvent.
The colligated properties of electrolytes are affected by the number of ions that dissociate in solution.
The osmotic pressure of a solution is a colligative property that results from the movement of water molecules across a semipermeable membrane.
The specific conductance of a solution is a colligative property that measures the ability of the solution to conduct electricity.
The presence of nonvolatile solutes colligated the freezing point of the solvent, causing it to freeze at a lower temperature.
Colligation is a fundamental principle in chemistry, allowing scientists to predict the behavior of solutions.
The colligated properties of a solution are independent of the nature of the solute but depend solely on its concentration.
Colligation provides insights into the interactions between solutes and solvents, helping researchers understand the molecular dynamics of solutions.

to be or become a member of a group or unit, to subsume (isolated facts) under a general concept, to bind, unite, or group together

assembled, combined, reduced,linked, collected, reunited, conjoined, joined, gathered, reunified

spread (out), decentralized, segregated, separated,deconcentrated,

The presence of solutes colligated the boiling point of the solvent, raising it significantly.

The colligated properties of a solution, such as vapor pressure lowering, are proportional to the concentration of the solute.

Colligation is the process by which the presence of solute particles alters the properties of a solvent.

The colligated properties of electrolytes are affected by the number of ions that dissociate in solution.