colloidize
/kɒlɪˈɔɪzaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to cause something to become a colloid, or to form a colloid; to mix particles of a substance with a liquid to form a colloid.
“The chemist had to colloidize the particles to create a stable mixture.”
2. verb
to break down into a colloid, or to separate into a colloid.
“The acid colloidized the oil, making it easier to filter.”
3. noun
a process or action of colloidizing a substance.
“The colloidization process involved mixing the solution with a stabilizer.”
4. verb
to make or become a colloid; to be in a state of colloid.
“The mixture colloidized rapidly, forming a stable emulsion.”