eluate

English

Etymology 1

From Latin ēluō +‎ -ate (noun-forming suffix, of participial origin). On the other hand, elute has been borrowed directly from the perfect passive participle of ēluō, ēlūtus.

Noun

eluate (countable and uncountable, plural eluates)

1. A liquid solution that results from elution.

   Coordinate term: eluent

Translations

Liquid solution resulting from elution

• Italian: eluato m
• Swedish: eluat n

See also

• autolysate
• condensate
• diffusate
• distillate
• exudate
• filtrand
• filtrate
• filtride
• hemolysate
• leachate
• lysate

 

Etymology 2

From Latin ēluō +‎ -ate (verb-forming suffix, of participial origin), see etymology 1.

Verb

eluate (third-person singular simple present eluates, present participle eluating, simple past and past participle eluated)

1. To subject or be subjected to elution.

Derived terms

• electroeluate

 

Anagrams

• aulete