glutinosity

/,glu:ti'nɔsiti/
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glutinosity

The scientist measured the glutinosity of the new polymer.

Definition

Noun: 1. The property of being glutinous; stickiness; viscousness: The physical characteristic of a substance that is thick, sticky, and cohesive, similar to glue or jelly. It describes a high resistance to flow.

Usage

The word "glutinosity" is a formal, scientific term used primarily in chemistry, physics, and material science to describe the viscous, adhesive quality of a substance. It is not commonly used in everyday conversation.

Examples
  • The glutinosity of the resin made it ideal for use as an adhesive.
  • Scientists measured the glutinosity of the various polymer solutions.
  • The glutinosity of the cooked rice is crucial for making certain types of sushi.
Advanced Usage
  • Technical Descriptions: Used to precisely quantify or qualify the sticky, cohesive nature of non-Newtonian fluids, gels, or pastes in technical reports.
    • The experiment aimed to correlate temperature with the glutinosity of the hydrogel.
Variants and Related Words
  • Glutinous (adj): Having a glue-like or sticky quality.
    • The glutinous rice forms a sticky mass when cooked.
  • Gluten (n): A protein in wheat that contributes to the elasticity and stickiness of dough (shares the Latin root for "glue").
  • Viscosity (n): A more common and general scientific term for a fluid's resistance to flow. "Glutinosity" often implies a stickiness or adhesiveness in addition to high viscosity.
Synonyms
  • Stickiness
  • Viscousness
  • Adhesiveness
  • Glueyness
  • Tackiness
Antonyms
  • Fluidity
  • Wateriness
  • Thinness
glutinosity

The scientist measured the glutinosity of the new polymer.

Noun
  1. the property of having a viscosity like jelly

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