fluxes

States of flow

Fluxes is the plural of flux, a word that captures movement, flow, and change.

In its most general sense, flux describes continuous change or instability: The company's policies were in constant flux.

In physics, flux measures the rate at which something flows through a surface, such as magnetic or heat flux.

In metallurgy and soldering, a flux is a substance that promotes the fusion of metals by preventing oxidation.

The verb flux means to treat with a flux or to cause to flow.

metallurgy

soldering

Low-temp metal fusion

borax · rosin · slag · dross · filler · binder · cleaning · tinning · joining · bonding

change

variation

Change from a norm

alteration · instability · volatility · ebb · flow · wavering · cycling · mutation · modulation · vacillation

flow

outflow

Fluid exiting a system

stream · throughput · movement · passage · drainage · seepage · tide · surge · spate · gush

physics

magnetic

Attracting iron or attention

density · luminous · radiant · heat · energy · electric · quantum · particle · photon · radiation

medical

diarrhea

Frequent liquid bowel movements

bloody · bowel · intestinal · gastric · purgative · laxative · cathartic · loose · watery · expulsion

Categories
Opposites
CHANGE vs. CONSTANCY

fluxesstabilities

States of secure balance

constancies · permanences · fixities · steadiness · unchangingness

MOVEMENT vs. STILLNESS

fluxesrests

Ceases work temporarily

stillnesses · stagnations · standstills · stases · immobilities

INSTABILITY vs. EQUILIBRIUM

fluxesequilibria

States of stability

equilibriums · balances · stabilities · rests · homeostases

Phrases
Family

flux, influx, reflux, efflux, conflux

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