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particulate
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par·tic·u·late (pr-tky-lt, -lt, pär-)
adj.
Of or occurring in the form of fine particles.
n.
A particulate substance.

particulate
[pärtik′yəlit]
pertaining to a minute discrete particle or fragment of a substance or material.

particulate [pahr-tik´u-lāt]
composed of separate particles.

particulate
composed of separate particles.


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Industrial applications include real-time monitoring of particulate emissions from boilers, power plants, and marine diesel engines.
New software has been added to the engine's electronic control unit, and particulate emissions are further reduced through a diesel particulate filter.
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