hydrotype
/ˈhaɪdrətaɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A hypothetical or idealized type of water, especially one with a specific set of physical or chemical properties.
“The scientist studied the hydrotype of seawater to understand its effects on marine life.”
1. noun
A hypothetical or idealized type of water, especially one with a specific set of physical or chemical properties.
“The scientist studied the hydrotype of seawater to understand its effects on marine life.”