plasmic
Relating to plasma
Plasmic means relating to or resembling plasma—whether the liquid component of blood, the ionized gas in physics, or the cytoplasm of cells.
The adjective appears mainly in technical contexts: plasmic membrane, plasmic viscosity.
In biology, it often relates to protoplasm or cellular material.
The word is less common than its synonym plasmatic.
Converted to charged particles
- tokamakPlasma confinement device
- fusionJoining into unity
- thermonuclearInvolving nuclear fusion heat
- auroraAtmospheric light display
particle · electromagnetic · superconductivity · astrophysics · nebulae · interstellar · charged · conductive
Full of life, intensity
- dynamicActive and changing
- chargedFormally accused of crime
- pulsingBeating with rhythm
- radiantEmitting light or joy
luminous · glowing · effervescent · kinetic · electric · shimmering · incandescent · vivid
Within the cytoplasm
- reticulumNet-shaped anatomical structure
- membraneThin tissue sheet
- organellesSpecialized cell subunits
- mitochondriaCell's energy-producing organelles
ribosomes · lysosomes · peroxisomes · cytoskeleton · chloroplasts · eukaryotic · prokaryotic · proteins
ionized
Converted to charged particles
- tokamakPlasma confinement device
- fusionJoining into unity
- thermonuclearInvolving nuclear fusion heat
aurora · particle · electromagnetic · superconductivity · astrophysics · nebulae · interstellar · charged · conductive
vibrant
Full of life, intensity
radiant · luminous · glowing · effervescent · kinetic · electric · shimmering · incandescent · vivid · intense
endoplasmic
Within the cytoplasm
- reticulumNet-shaped anatomical structure
- membraneThin tissue sheet
- organellesSpecialized cell subunits
mitochondria · ribosomes · lysosomes · peroxisomes · cytoskeleton · chloroplasts · eukaryotic · prokaryotic · proteins · lipids
viscous
Thick and slow-flowing
liquefied · gelatinous · protean · malleable · diffuse · permeable · suspension · emulsion · colloidal · oozing
- blood plasmaFluid suspending red cells
- plasma screenDisplay using ionized gas
- plasma TVIonized gas display panel
- plasma lampGlass sphere with electrical filaments
- plasma ballElectrode-filled decorative sphere
- plasma rifleWeapon firing superheated matter
plasmodium, plasma, cytoplasm, neoplasm, plasmid, ectoplasm, protoplasm, plasm, nucleoplasm