Precipitation
The Student's Medical Dictionary · 1896 · p. 520
{pre-sip-it-a/ -shun) [precipifrom the tate’]. The proce liquids which of hold throwing them down solids in solution. Precipitates are crystalline, amorphous, curdy, flocculent, granular, or gelatinous, according to the form a umed. The agent causing precipitation is the precipitant, the solid thrown down, the precipitate. 520
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