solubilised
Rendered into solution
Solubilised is the British spelling of solubilized—the past tense of solubilize, meaning to make a substance capable of dissolving in a liquid.
The term appears most often in chemistry and pharmaceutical contexts: The compound was solubilised in an aqueous buffer.
To solubilise something is to convert it into a form that can be dispersed uniformly in solution.
Dispersed into solvent
- dispersedSpread widely apart
- aqueousPertaining to liquid solutions
- dilutedMade weaker by adding liquid
- liquefiedConverted to fluid state
homogenized · miscible · hydrophilic · saturated · supersaturated · solvated · ionized · dissociated
Blended immiscible liquids
- suspensionTemporary halt or exclusion
- colloidStable dispersed mixture
- dispersionScattering across space
- micelleSurfactant molecular cluster
surfactant · emulsify · detergent · phospholipid · lipophilic · carrier · encapsulated · liposome
Process of taking in
- intestineDigestive tract organ
- membraneThin tissue sheet
- permeabilityAbility to transmit fluids
- bioavailableAble to be absorbed
uptake · gastrointestinal · pharmacokinetics · metabolism · bloodstream · mucosal · epithelial · diffusion
dissolved
Dispersed into solvent
- dispersedSpread widely apart
- aqueousPertaining to liquid solutions
- dilutedMade weaker by adding liquid
liquefied · homogenized · miscible · hydrophilic · saturated · supersaturated · solvated · ionized · dissociated · leached
emulsion
Blended immiscible liquids
- suspensionTemporary halt or exclusion
- colloidStable dispersed mixture
- dispersionScattering across space
micelle · surfactant · emulsify · detergent · phospholipid · lipophilic · carrier · encapsulated · liposome · nanoparticle
absorption
Process of taking in
- intestineDigestive tract organ
- membraneThin tissue sheet
- permeabilityAbility to transmit fluids
bioavailable · uptake · gastrointestinal · pharmacokinetics · metabolism · bloodstream · mucosal · epithelial · diffusion · drug delivery
solubilisedprecipitated
Caused suddenly to occur
crystallised · solidified · coagulated · sedimented · aggregated