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agglomerate vb [əˈglɒməˌreɪt] to form or be formed into a mass or cluster; collect n [əˈglɒmərɪt -ˌreɪt] 1. a confused mass 2. (Earth Sciences / Geological Science) a rock consisting of angular fragments of volcanic lava Compare conglomerate [2] adj [əˈglɒmərɪt -ˌreɪt] formed into a mass [from Latin agglomerāre, from glomerāre to wind into a ball, from glomus ball, mass] agglomeration n agglomerative adj Agglomerate a group or mass of things loosely thrown or huddled together or gathered into a ball or cluster; a mass of volcanic fragments linked through the action of heat. Examples: an agglomerate of all duchies, 1865; of all facts, 1831; of volcanic fragments.
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For resins that tend to agglomerate, the Centri-sifter centrifugal
separator can be incorporated in the system for continuous delumping of
the material. Dispersive mixing is governed by a competition between the
hydrodynamic forces acting on the particulate agglomerate and the
cohesive forces holding that agglomerate together. By their
very nature, agglomerate structures have higher surface areas than
spherical particles with the same equivalent diameter and are generally
less dense. |
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