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phosphocellulose

phosphocellulose noun: a phosphorylated cellulose used as an ion exchange resin.

Noun

phosphocellulose (plural phosphocelluloses)

  1. A phosphorylated cellulose used as an ion exchange resin.

Forms of phosphocellulose

pluralphosphocelluloses

Origin of phosphocellulose

From phospho- + cellulose.

Questions about phosphocellulose

What does phosphocellulose mean?
Phosphocellulose means a phosphorylated cellulose used as an ion exchange resin.
What part of speech is phosphocellulose?
Phosphocellulose is a noun.
What is the plural of phosphocellulose?
The plural of phosphocellulose is phosphocelluloses.

Words near phosphocellulose in the dictionary

  1. phosphocarnic acid
  2. phosphocarrier
  3. phosphocarriers
  4. phosphocaseinate
  5. phosphocaseinates
  6. phosphocellulose
  7. phosphocelluloses
  8. phosphoceramide
  9. phosphoceramides
  10. phosphocholination
  11. phosphocholine

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