How Do You Spell FRACTIONATE?

Pronunciation: [fɹˈakʃənət] (IPA)

The word "fractionate" is a verb meaning to separate something into smaller parts or fractions. It is spelled f-r-a-c-t-i-o-n-a-t-e. The first syllable "frac" is pronounced as /fræk/, similar to the word "frack". The second syllable "tion" is pronounced as /ʃən/, similar to the word "shun". The third syllable "ate" is pronounced as /eɪt/, similar to the word "eight". All of these syllables blend together to form the complete word "fractionate".

FRACTIONATE Meaning and Definition

  1. Fractionate is a verb that is used to describe the process of separating a substance or mixture into different components or fractions. It involves the division or splitting of a whole into smaller parts, each representing a distinct component. Through fractionation, a homogeneous mixture can be broken down into its individual constituents, such as separating a liquid into its various elements.

    In scientific and technical contexts, fractionation can refer to a wide range of processes. For example, in chemistry, it can involve the separation of components based on differences in boiling points (known as fractional distillation), solubility, or other physical or chemical properties. In the field of biochemistry, fractionation may be used to isolate specific proteins or molecules from a complex mixture for further analysis or purification.

    By fractionating a substance or mixture, scientists and engineers can gain a better understanding of its composition and properties. It allows for the identification and isolation of particular components, which can then be utilized for various purposes. Fractionation plays a crucial role in industries such as petroleum refining, pharmaceuticals, and food processing, where the separation and purification of compounds are essential for creating valuable products.

    Overall, fractionate refers to the act of dividing a whole into smaller, distinct parts or fractions, particularly in scientific and technical processes aimed at isolating or separating components.

Common Misspellings for FRACTIONATE

Etymology of FRACTIONATE

The word fractionate is derived from the Latin word fractus, which means broken or divided. The suffix -ate is added to form the verb fractionate, which means to separate or divide into fractions or smaller parts.

Similar spelling words for FRACTIONATE

Plural form of FRACTIONATE is FRACTIONATES

Conjugate verb Fractionate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have fractionated
you would have fractionated
he/she/it would have fractionated
we would have fractionated
they would have fractionated
I would have fractionate
you would have fractionate
he/she/it would have fractionate
we would have fractionate
they would have fractionate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been fractionating
you would have been fractionating
he/she/it would have been fractionating
we would have been fractionating
they would have been fractionating

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would fractionate
you would fractionate
he/she/it would fractionate
we would fractionate
they would fractionate

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be fractionating
you would be fractionating
he/she/it would be fractionating
we would be fractionating
they would be fractionating

FUTURE

I will fractionate
you will fractionate
he/she/it will fractionate
we will fractionate
they will fractionate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be fractionating
you will be fractionating
he/she/it will be fractionating
we will be fractionating
they will be fractionating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have fractionated
you will have fractionated
he/she/it will have fractionated
we will have fractionated
they will have fractionated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been fractionating
you will have been fractionating
he/she/it will have been fractionating
we will have been fractionating
they will have been fractionating

IMPERATIVE

you fractionate
we let´s fractionate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to fractionate

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was fractionating
you were fractionating
he/she/it was fractionating
we were fractionating
they were fractionating

PAST PARTICIPLE

fractionated

PAST PERFECT

I had fractionated
you had fractionated
he/she/it had fractionated
we had fractionated
they had fractionated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been fractionating
you had been fractionating
he/she/it had been fractionating
we had been fractionating
they had been fractionating

PRESENT

I fractionate
you fractionate
he/she/it fractionates
we fractionate
they fractionate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am fractionating
you are fractionating
he/she/it is fractionating
we are fractionating
they are fractionating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

fractionating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have fractionated
you have fractionated
he/she/it has fractionated
we have fractionated
they have fractionated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been fractionating
you have been fractionating
he/she/it has been fractionating
we have been fractionating
they have been fractionating

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it fractionate

SIMPLE PAST

I fractionated
you fractionated
he/she/it fractionated
we fractionated
they fractionated

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