Word
reflux
Phoneticsre·flux
US/ˈɹiˌfɫəks/
UK/ɹˈiːflʌks/
Definition
n. a chemical reaction where the products of a reaction are used again as the starting materials. This helps the reaction continue until it reaches a final result.
n. a chemical process in which the products of a reaction are recycled as reactants. This is often used to describe the continuous operation of a chemical plant or the recombination of materials in a biological system.
Examples
“The factory uses a reflux system to keep the reaction going.”
“In a laboratory setting, a reflux apparatus is used to maintain a constant temperature while the reaction occurs.”
“The industrial process relies on a closed-loop reflux system to minimize waste and ensure that all raw materials are eventually converted into the final product.”
Examples
simple
“The factory uses a reflux system to keep the reaction going.”
contextual
“In a laboratory setting, a reflux apparatus is used to maintain a constant temperature while the reaction occurs.”
complex
“The industrial process relies on a closed-loop reflux system to minimize waste and ensure that all raw materials are eventually converted into the final product.”
Real-World Examples
“You may also drink less if you’re experiencing nausea, constipation or reflux.” “They were also associated with several digestive disorders, including gastritis and gastroesophageal reflux disease.” Domain
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