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che|mol|y|sis — «kih MOL uh sihs», noun. chemical decomposition or analysis … Useful english dictionary
he|mol|y|sis — «hih MOL uh sihs», noun. a process of dissolution of the red blood cells, with the liberation of hemoglobin … Useful english dictionary
ho|mol|y|sis — «hoh MOL uh sihs», noun. the breaking of a chemical bond in a symmetrical manner, so that the bonding pair of electrons are separated and two free radicals are produced … Useful english dictionary
plas|mol|y|sis — «plaz MOL uh sihs», noun. Botany. he contraction of protoplasm in a living cell, caused by the withdrawal of liquid when the cell is placed in a liquid of greater density than the cell sap: »Plasmolysis can be seen with the microscope if pieces… … Useful english dictionary
ther|mol|y|sis — «thuhr MOL uh sihs», noun. 1. Physiology. the dispersion or dissipation of heat from the body. 2. Chemistry. decomposition or dissociation by heat. ╂[< thermo + Greek lýsis a loosening; patterned on German Thermolyse] … Useful english dictionary
zy|mol|y|sis — «zy MOL uh sihs», noun. 1. the action of enzymes, as in digestion and fermentation. 2. fermentation or other changes produced by the action of enzymes. ╂[< zymo + Greek lýsis a loosening] … Useful english dictionary
en|zy|mol|y|sis — «EHN zy MOL uh sihs, zee », noun. the chemical change activated by an enzyme … Useful english dictionary
ep|i|der|mol|y|sis — «EHP uh dur MOL uh sihs», noun. a loosened state of the epidermis … Useful english dictionary
sis — sis·co·wet; sis·er·ara; sis·kin; sis·se·ton; sis·si·fied; sis·si·ness; sis·sle; sis·sonne; sis·soo; sis·ta·ni; sis·ten; sis·ter·less; sis·ter·li·ness; sis·tern; sis·ter·ship; sis·tren; sis·trum; sis·tru·rus; sis·y·phe·an; sis·y·rin·chi·um;… … English syllables
mol — an·e·mol·o·gy; at·mol·y·sis; bles·mol; cos·mol·o·gist; cos·mol·o·gy; cu·mol; cyn·o·mol·gus; de·mol·ish; des·mol·y·sis; el·e·mol; en·to·mol·o·gist; en·to·mol·o·gize; en·to·mol·o·gy; en·zy·mol·o·gist; en·zy·mol·o·gy; ep·i·der·mol·y·sis;… … English syllables
