dialysate
[ dī-ăl′ĭ-sāt′ ]
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n.
The material that passes through the membrane in dialysis and usually contains substances that diffuse easily in solution.diffusate
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Words nearby dialysate
dialogue box, dial tone, dial train, dial-up, dialysance, dialysate, dialyse, dialyser, dialysis, dialysis encephalopathy syndrome, dialytic
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Example sentences from the Web for dialysate
On dialysing for twenty-four hours, some of the active principle went into the dialysate and some remained in the dialyser.
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