Solubilizer
Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊˈɫuˈbaɪˈɫɪzˈɝ/
Solubilizer (noun)
- A substance added to help a solid or oil mix into a liquid more easily.
- A compound used in medicines to increase how well an ingredient dissolves in body fluids.
Examples
- A solubilizer helps a liquid dissolve stubborn particles.
- The solubilizer makes the mixture clearer after stirring.