Suspenzií

Suspenzií is the genitive plural form of suspenzia, a Slovak noun meaning suspension. The term is used in several contexts, most commonly in chemistry and pharmacology.

In chemistry, suspenzia denotes a heterogeneous mixture in which solid particles are dispersed throughout a liquid but not dissolved. Such suspensions are typically opaque and may separate over time as particles settle; stabilizers, surfactants, and agitation help maintain uniformity.

In medicine and pharmaceutics, suspenzia refers to a liquid dosage form containing small solid drug particles suspended in a liquid medium. Examples include antibiotic suspensions for oral administration. Before use, these suspensions are typically shaken to redisperse the solid phase; labeling covers storage, shelf life, and instructions for use.

In grammatical use, suspenzií is the genitive plural of suspenzia and appears in phrases requiring the genitive case, for example “množstvo suspenzií” (the amount of suspensions) or “bez suspenzií” (without suspensions). The form may appear in dictionaries, linguistic descriptions, and formal Slovak texts.

Related terms and concepts include suspenzia in chemistry and pharmaceutical suspension in pharmacology. The word illustrates how Slovak uses gendered and case-inflected forms to express quantity and relation between nouns.