chemical recomposition (C1)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: /kəˈmɪstəri ˌrɛkɒmpəˈzɪʃən/
Definition
The process of altering the chemical structure of a substance, resulting in a new compound or material with different properties.
Examples
The chemical recomposition of the metal alloy made it stronger and more resistant to corrosion.
The researchers studied the chemical recomposition of the soil samples to understand the effects of pollution.
The new chemical recomposition method allows for the creation of sustainable materials from recycled plastics.
How to Use chemical recomposition
- chemical recomposition of (prepositional phrase)
- the process of altering the chemical structure of a substance — "The chemical recomposition of the metal alloy made it stronger and more resistant to corrosion."
- undergo chemical recomposition (verb phrase)
- to undergo a change in chemical composition — "The soil samples underwent chemical recomposition as a result of the pollution."
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