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In general, affinity = attraction
In chemistry:
The force attracting atoms to each other and binding them together in a molecule.
e.g "basic dyes have an affinity for wool and silk"
In Biology:
(Biology) state of relationship between organisms or groups of organisms resulting in resemblance in structure or structural parts
e.g. "in anatomical structure prehistoric man shows close affinity with modern humans"
In anthropology:
Kinship by marriage or adoption; not a blood relationship
In immunology:
The attraction between an antigen and an antibody
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What is the difference between emulsoid and suspensoid in terms of affinity for solvent?
The difference between emulsoid and suspension in terms of affinity for solvent is that suspensoids have no affinity for the solvent. They are ready to fall out as soon as a charge is dispensed into the medium.
What is a substance in scientific terms?
A substance is a scientific term that is used in chemistry.
Use affinity in a sentence?
He has an affinity for diet Cokes.
When was Affinity Gaming created?
Affinity Gaming was created in 1987.
How did Naruto find out his element?
Kakashi gives him a special paper to tell his Elemental Affinity from a special type of tree (that is grown and fed from chakra. What the paper does when it reacts to chakra, telling the user his/her elemental affinity is as follows:Fire Affinity: The paper turns into ash.Wind Affinity: The paper splits in two.Lightning Affinity: The paper will crumpleEarth Affinity: The paper turns into dirt.Water Affinity: The paper will become wet.After using the paper, Naruto found out that he has a rare affinity to the Wind Nature.
What does it mean that you understand basic scientific terms and principles?
Scientific Literacy
What is the difference between emulsoid and suspensoid in terms of affinity for solvent?
The difference between emulsoid and suspension in terms of affinity for solvent is that suspensoids have no affinity for the solvent. They are ready to fall out as soon as a charge is dispensed into the medium.
What does saturated mean in scientific terms?
wet
What does iron mean in scientific terms?
Hematite
What does Decomposer mean in scientific terms?
.Detrivore
What does poles mean in scientific terms?
hay what does poles mean in science
What does constant mean in scientific terms?
Not changing (Uniform)
What does class mean in scientific terms?
Catagory with similar properties
What does charge mean in scientific terms?
It means to gain energy.
What does ppt mean in scientific terms?
Parts per trillion.
What does bibliography mean in scientific terms?
bibliography means were did you get your informatoin from
What does continuous mean in scientific terms?
It means without pause .
