fluidise

/ˈfluːɪdaɪz/
verb
  1. To cause a solid substance (such as a powder) to behave like a fluid by passing a gas or liquid through it.
    • The machine can fluidise the flour to make it easier to mix with other ingredients.
    • In the lab, they fluidise sand to study how particles move in a stream of air.
    • The factory uses air to fluidise the cement powder so it flows easily through pipes.
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