释义 |
lyotropy Physical Chem.|laɪˈɒtrəpɪ| [f. lyotrope a. + -y3.] The change of internal pressure brought about in a solution by the solvent or solvents; the mechanism by which this is brought about.
1927H. S. van Klooster tr. Kruyt's Colloids xvii. 237 Lyotropy, therefore, is probably not a hydration pure and simple, but one that orients the dipoles of water. 1937Chem. Rev. XX. 169 (heading) Quantitative lyotropy. |