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      electrocoagulation
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      elektronelectr- · Greek · amber (source of static electricity)-o-o- · Greek · linking vowelcumco- · Latin · together, withagereagul- · Latin · to drive, set in motion (coagulum 'curdling agent')-ationem-ation · Latin · act or process of
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      Where does electrocoagulation come from?

      The word electrocoagulation breaks down into 5 roots of Greek and Latin origin: electr, from Greek elektron (“amber (source of static electricity)”); o, from Greek -o- (“linking vowel”); co-, from Latin cum (“together, with”); agul, from Latin agere (“to drive, set in motion (coagulum 'curdling agent')”); and -ation, from Latin -ationem (“act or process of”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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