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Pronunciation: [klˈaɹɪfˌa͡ɪ͡əz] (IPA)

Clarifiers are a type of equipment designed to remove impurities and solids from a liquid or slurry. There are various synonyms which can be used for clarifiers in different contexts, some of which include sedimentation tanks, settling basins, thickeners, flocculation tanks, and gravity separators. Sedimentation tanks refer to the process of settling out particles in water, and are commonly used in water treatment plants. Settling basins are large open-air tanks that allow particulate matter to settle to the bottom, while thickeners are used in industries such as food and beverage, and mining to increase the density of liquids. Flocculation tanks are used to agitate water, and gravity separators use gravity to separate heavier solids from lighter ones.
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What are the hypernyms for Clarifiers?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

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    deflocculants, clarifying agents, fining agents, water purifiers.

What are the opposite words for clarifiers?

The term "clarifiers" refers to substances or devices that are used to clarify or clarify liquids. The opposite of clarifiers are substances or devices that cause clouding or opaqueness in liquids. These can include turbidifiers, which add particulate matter to liquids to make them appear opaque, or emulsifiers, which create a suspension of droplets or particles that hinder clarity. Other antonyms for clarifiers could include terms like clouders, obscurers, muddiers, or destabilizers. In general, these terms have negative connotations and suggest a lack of purity or transparency in liquids or other substances.

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