Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wettable
Adjective
/ˈwɛtəbl/
Definition
Capable of being wetted or having the ability to retain moisture.
Examples
- The wettable surface of the treatment allowed the chemicals to penetrate more effectively.
- Wettable powders are often used in agriculture for pesticides because they dissolve easily in water.
- This material is specially designed to be wettable, ensuring better adhesion in various applications.
Meaning
Wettable refers to the property of a surface that can be easily moistened or made wet by a liquid, typically water.
Synonyms
- Moisture-retentive
- Hydrophilic
- Water-absorbent
