Flocculate

The sediment in the river began to flocculate, causing the water to become murky.

The particles in the air began to flocculate, creating haze and reducing visibility.

The proteins in the egg whites will flocculate when beaten, creating a foam.

The detergent caused the dirt in the laundry to flocculate, making it easier to clean.

The clay particles started to flocculate when the river water slowed down.

The soil became more fertile as the organic matter began to flocculate.

The sewage treatment plant uses chemicals to flocculate and remove impurities from the water.

The dirt in the water began to flocculate, creating small clumps.

The bacteria in the culture began to flocculate and form colonies on the agar plate.

The hair conditioner will help flocculate the tangles in your hair.

The sugar in the candy mixture began to flocculate, creating a gritty texture.

The paint on the canvas began to flocculate, forming small bumps.

The medication helps to flocculate the platelets, reducing the risk of blood clots.

The sediment in the wine began to flocculate, causing it to appear cloudy.

Adding vinegar to the milk will cause it to flocculate and form curds.

The ink in the printer began to flocculate, causing the text to appear blurry.

The algae in the pond began to flocculate, creating large clumps on the surface.

The protein molecules can flocculate and form clumps under certain conditions.

The milk will flocculate if lemon juice is added to it, creating a curdled texture.

The chemicals in the solution will flocculate the impurities, making them easier to remove.

The sewage treatment plant uses chemicals to flocculate and separate the solids from the water.

The paint on the walls began to flocculate, creating an uneven surface.

The scientist discovered that the chemicals would flocculate when mixed together.

The paint was too thin and didn't flocculate properly, causing the color to be uneven.

The chemical treatment caused the suspended solids to flocculate and settle to the bottom of the tank.

The milk began to flocculate as it turned into cheese.

The shampoo formula contains a surfactant that helps to flocculate dirt particles in hair.

The protein solution was heated to flocculate the proteins, allowing for easier separation.

The mud in the river started to flocculate, creating small islands.

The clouds began to flocculate in the sky, signaling a change in the weather.

The fabric conditioner helps to flocculate the fibers in the laundry for a softer feel.

The artist used a special technique to flocculate the paint for a textured effect.

The researcher used a surfactant to flocculate the nanoparticles in the sample.

The researcher used a flocculant to flocculate the nanoparticles for testing.

When the paint is mixed with water, it will flocculate into clumps if not stirred well.

Adding salt to the water can help flocculate impurities.

The sewage treatment plant uses chemicals to flocculate the waste particles.

The chemist used a centrifuge to flocculate the particles in the mixture.

When the flour is added to the gravy, it tends to flocculate and form small balls.

The brewery used a separator to flocculate the yeast from the beer.

The wool was carded to remove tangles and to flocculate it into a fluffy mass.

The flocculate of bacteria made the microscope slide difficult to read.

The chemist used a coagulant to flocculate the suspended particles in the liquid.

The flocculate sediment settled at the bottom of the pond.

The sugar started to flocculate in the glass of iced tea.

The coffee roaster used a filter to flocculate the coffee grounds from the brewed coffee.

The chemical reaction caused the particles to flocculate.

The distiller used charcoal to flocculate the impurities from the liquor.

The flocculate settled at the bottom of the container.

When the cake mix is stirred, it begins to flocculate into small lumps.