How to Pronounce “sonication” in English
/sɒnɪkæʃən/
so·ni·ca·ti·on
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What does “sonication” mean?
- The process of disrupting or homogenizing something, usually a chemical solution or biological medium, with sound waves.
Example sentences
- “So the first sonication is at lower energy.”
- “battery powder that has been dispersed by sonication so they're uh individual particles and you can see very clearly now on the left image here really the”
Common phrases
How to pronounce “sonication”
- Syllables:
- so · ni · ca · ti · on
- IPA:
- /sɒnɪkæʃən/
- Listen for:
- the stressed syllable in the clips above — notice how surrounding sounds blend in natural speech.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you pronounce “sonication”?
“sonication” is pronounced /sɒnɪkæʃən/ (so · ni · ca · ti · on). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.
How many syllables are in “sonication”?
“sonication” has 5 syllables: so · ni · ca · ti · on.
What does “sonication” mean?
The process of disrupting or homogenizing something, usually a chemical solution or biological medium, with sound waves.
How can I hear “sonication” used in real sentences?
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