Heterogenization
Pronunciation: /ˈhiˈtiˈɹɑɡˈiˈniˈziˈætˈaɪˌɑn/
Heterogenization (noun)
- The process of changing something so it contains different kinds or forms instead of being all the same.
- A change that reduces uniformity and increases variety within a system, group, or material.
- In chemistry, the conversion of a uniform substance into a mixture with different phases or components.
Examples
- Heterogenization can make mixed types in the final product.
- The process causes heterogenization, making mixed types across the sample.