hydrotropic (Meaning)
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hydrotropic (a.)
Turning or bending towards moisture, as roots.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hydrotropic
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hydrotropic Sentence Examples
- The hydrotropic nature of the soil allowed water to penetrate easily.
- The hydrotropic agent had a strong affinity for water, drawing it into the solution.
- Hydrotropism guided the plant's roots towards a water source.
- The hydrotropic compound dissolved the hydrophobic molecules, making them water-soluble.
- The detergent's hydrotropic properties enhanced its cleaning power.
- Hydrotropic interactions stabilized the protein structure in the aqueous environment.
- The organic compound's hydrotropy increased its solubility in water.
- The surfactant acted as a hydrotropic agent, dispersing the oil droplets.
- Hydrotropic reagents played a crucial role in separating hydrophobic substances from aqueous solutions.
- The hydrotropic solvent proved effective in extracting water-insoluble compounds.
FAQs About the word hydrotropic
Turning or bending towards moisture, as roots.
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The hydrotropic nature of the soil allowed water to penetrate easily.
The hydrotropic agent had a strong affinity for water, drawing it into the solution.
Hydrotropism guided the plant's roots towards a water source.
The hydrotropic compound dissolved the hydrophobic molecules, making them water-soluble.
