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homogenised

Terms vs Homogenised - What's the difference?

terms | homogenised |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb homogenised is

(homogenise).

Emulsion vs Homogenised - What's the difference?

emulsion | homogenised |


As a noun emulsion

is emulsion.

As a verb homogenised is

(homogenise).

Homogenised vs Homogenise - What's the difference?

homogenised | homogenise |


As verbs the difference between homogenised and homogenise

is that homogenised is past tense of homogenise while homogenise is to make homogeneous, to blend or puree.

Homogenized vs Homogenised - What's the difference?

homogenized | homogenised |


As verbs the difference between homogenized and homogenised

is that homogenized is past tense of homogenize while homogenised is past tense of homogenise.

As an adjective homogenized

is having been made homogenous, said especially of milk (which when homogenized no longer separates into cream and skim milk).

Homogenised vs Homogeniser - What's the difference?

homogenised | homogeniser |


As a verb homogenised

is (homogenise).

As a noun homogeniser is

proper modern spelling of homogenizer outside north america.

Homogenised vs Homogenises - What's the difference?

homogenised | homogenises |


As verbs the difference between homogenised and homogenises

is that homogenised is past tense of homogenise while homogenises is third-person singular of homogenise.