同质异性胶体英文解释翻译、同质异性胶体的近义词、反义词、例句
英语翻译：
【化】 isocolloid
分词翻译：
同质的英语翻译：
homogeneity
【计】 homo-
异的英语翻译：
different; other; separate; strange; surprise
【计】 exclusive-OR
【医】 allotrio-; heter-; hetero-; pecilo-; poecil-; poikilo-
胶体的英语翻译：
colloid
【化】 colloid; reuuber matrix; rubber mass; rubber matrix
【医】 colloid
网络扩展解释
同质异性胶体 (Tóngzhì Yìxìng Jiāotǐ)
同质异性胶体，是指由溶质分子或颗粒聚集形成的悬浮液体系，其中溶质分子或颗粒的性质和形状在空间上具有不均匀性。这种胶体系统中，溶质分子或颗粒呈现出同一种物质的特征，但其形状和性质有所不同。
Homogeneous Heterogeneous Colloid
Homogeneous heterogeneous colloid refers to a suspension system formed by the aggregation of solute molecules or particles, in which the properties and shapes of the solute molecules or particles are non-uniform in space. In this colloid system, the solute molecules or particles exhibit the characteristics of the same substance, but their shapes and properties differ.
英文读音（Yīngwén Dúyīn）：
pinyin: yīng wén dú yīn
英文的用法（Zhōngwén Jiěshì）：
In English, homogeneous heterogeneous colloid is a scientific term used to describe a suspension system in which solute molecules or particles exhibit non-uniform properties and shapes in space.
英文例句（Bāohán Zhōngwén Jiěshì）：
1. The homogeneous heterogeneous colloid showed distinct microstructures under the electron microscope. (同质异性胶体在电子显微镜下显示出明显的微观结构。)
2. The stability of the homogeneous heterogeneous colloid was influenced by temperature variations. (同质异性胶体的稳定性受到温度变化的影响。)
英文近义词（Bāohán Zhōngwén Jiěshì）：
1. Colloidal suspension: a similar term used to describe the same type of suspension system. (胶体悬浮液：用于描述相同类型悬浮液体系的类似术语。)
2. Heterogeneous dispersion: a term used to refer to a suspension system with non-uniform dispersion of solute molecules or particles. (异质分散：用于指非均匀分散溶质分子或颗粒的悬浮液体系的术语。)
英文反义词（Bāohán Zhōngwén Jiěshì）：
Homogeneous colloid: refers to a colloid system in which solute molecules or particles have uniform properties and shapes in space. (同质胶体：指溶质分子或颗粒在空间中具有均匀性质和形状的胶体系统。)
英文单词常用度：
The term "homogeneous heterogeneous colloid" is a specialized scientific term and is not commonly used in everyday English. Its usage is primarily limited to academic and scientific contexts.