co·pol·y·mer·ize (kō-pŏl′ə-mə-rīz′, kō′pə-lĭm′ə-) v. co·pol·y·mer·ized , co·pol·y·mer·iz·ing , co·pol·y·mer·iz·es
v. tr. To polymerize (different monomers) together.
v. intr. To react to form a copolymer.
co·pol′y·mer·i·za′tion (-mər-ĭ-zā′shən) n.
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copolymerize (kəʊˈpɒlɪməˌraɪz ) or copolymerise vb (Chemistry) to react (two compounds) together to produce a copolymer
coˌpolymeriˈzation , coˌpolymeriˈsation n
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co•po•lym•er•ize (ˌkoʊ pəˈlɪm əˌraɪz, koʊˈpɒl ə mə-) v.t., v.i. -ized, -iz•ing. to subject to or undergo a change analogous to polymerization but with a union of two or more different monomers.
[1935–40]
co`po•lym`er•i•za′tion, n.
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copolymerize Past participle: copolymerizedGerund: copolymerizingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative copolymerize copolymerize
Present I copolymerize you copolymerize he/she/it copolymerizes we copolymerize you copolymerize they copolymerize
Preterite I copolymerized you copolymerized he/she/it copolymerized we copolymerized you copolymerized they copolymerized
Present Continuous I am copolymerizing you are copolymerizing he/she/it is copolymerizing we are copolymerizing you are copolymerizing they are copolymerizing
Present Perfect I have copolymerized you have copolymerized he/she/it has copolymerized we have copolymerized you have copolymerized they have copolymerized
Past Continuous I was copolymerizing you were copolymerizing he/she/it was copolymerizing we were copolymerizing you were copolymerizing they were copolymerizing
Past Perfect I had copolymerized you had copolymerized he/she/it had copolymerized we had copolymerized you had copolymerized they had copolymerized
Future I will copolymerize you will copolymerize he/she/it will copolymerize we will copolymerize you will copolymerize they will copolymerize
Future Perfect I will have copolymerized you will have copolymerized he/she/it will have copolymerized we will have copolymerized you will have copolymerized they will have copolymerized
Future Continuous I will be copolymerizing you will be copolymerizing he/she/it will be copolymerizing we will be copolymerizing you will be copolymerizing they will be copolymerizing
Present Perfect Continuous I have been copolymerizing you have been copolymerizing he/she/it has been copolymerizing we have been copolymerizing you have been copolymerizing they have been copolymerizing
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been copolymerizing you will have been copolymerizing he/she/it will have been copolymerizing we will have been copolymerizing you will have been copolymerizing they will have been copolymerizing
Past Perfect Continuous I had been copolymerizing you had been copolymerizing he/she/it had been copolymerizing we had been copolymerizing you had been copolymerizing they had been copolymerizing
Conditional I would copolymerize you would copolymerize he/she/it would copolymerize we would copolymerize you would copolymerize they would copolymerize
Past Conditional I would have copolymerized you would have copolymerized he/she/it would have copolymerized we would have copolymerized you would have copolymerized they would have copolymerized
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Verb 1. copolymerize - polymerize together; "the two substances copolymerized"chemical science ,
chemistry - the science of matter; the branch of the natural sciences dealing with the composition of substances and their properties and reactions
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