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lyophilic /lyo·phil·ic/ (li″o-fil´ik) having an affinity for, or stable in, solution.
lyophilic [lī′ōfil′ik] Etymology: Gk, lyein, to dissolve, philein, to love pertaining to substances having an affinity for stability, in solution. Lyophilic substances are used to stabilize colloids. lyophilic [li″o-fil´ik] having an affinity for, or stable in, solution.
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