emulgent
/ˈɛmjʊlʤənt/Definitions
1. adjective
having or showing the ability to imitate or copy something, especially in a way that is difficult to distinguish from the original.
“The emulgent technology allowed us to reproduce the sound of a live orchestra with remarkable accuracy.”
2. noun
A substance that can imitate or replicate the properties of another substance, especially an oil.
“The researcher studied the emulgent properties of the newly discovered oil-based compound.”