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semicrystalline
[ sem-ee-kris-tl-in, -ahyn, sem-ahy- ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of semicrystalline1
First recorded in 1810–20; semi- + crystalline
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Example Sentences
Polymerization is not limited to single crystals, but can also be achieved in highly concentrated solution or semicrystalline thin films.
From Science Magazine
Industry eventually credited him for the principle that small quantities or thin films of amorphous materials exposed to a charge can instantly reorganize their structures into semicrystalline forms capable of carrying significant current.
From New York Times
Oleandrin is yellow, semicrystalline, soluble in water, alcohol, ether, chloroform and olive oil; fusible at 70–75° and changing to a greenish oil.
From Project Gutenberg
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