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| Description of dissipate (verb: dissipated; dissipated; dissipating) to disappear Samples of dissipate The rate at which the energy loss occurs is equal to the power dissipated by the resistor.
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| Description of polar covalent compound (noun: plural: polar covalent compounds) an element which has mainly covalent bonds Samples of polar covalent compound An example of a polar covalent compound is water.
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| Description of solvent (adjective: more solvent; most solvent; less solvent; least solvent) able to dissolve other compounds in it Samples of solvent Water is a great solvent.
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| Description of cytology (noun: no plural) the study of cells Samples of cytology Cytology is a section of pathology.
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| Description of unconscious (adjective) unaware Samples of unconscious The patient was unconscious after the head injury.
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| Description of daughter cell (noun: plural: daughter cells) genetically alike cells produced when a cell divides Samples of daughter cell Daughter cells have equal chromosomes to the parent cell from which it was formed.
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| Description of pyloric gland (noun: no plural) mucus-releasing gland Samples of pyloric gland The pyloric gland releases the hormone gastrin in response to the presence of specific substances in food.
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| Description of hydrophobic (adjective: more hydrophobic; most hydrophobic; less hydrophobic; least hydrophobic) water-hating; unable of dissolving in water Samples of hydrophobic Hydrophobic interactions occur between non-polar molecules e.g. water and oil. Hydrophobic parts of a cell membrane consisting of a bilayer with proteins are arranged at the inferior surface of the membrane.
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| Description of virus (noun: plural: viruses) micro-organism which can only live inside other cells Samples of virus Viruses are smaller than bacteria.
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| Description of simplify (verb: simplified; simplified; simplifying) to make something easier to do Samples of simplify Technology has helped simplify some parts of life.
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