agglomerant

/æɡˈɡlɒmərənt/

Definitions

1. noun

A substance, such as a chemical or a particle, that causes the agglomeration of particles or substances.

“The researcher found that the agglomerant in the new paint formulation improved its adhesion properties.”

2. adjective

Tending or having the property of causing particles or substances to agglomerate.

“The agglomerant properties of the new additive made it an essential component in the manufacturing process.”

Synonyms

  • agglomerative
  • aggregating

Antonyms

  • dispersive
  • separating