arutan

Arutan is a term used in Indonesian language to denote a mixture or blend of substances. It refers to a state in which two or more components are combined, and does not necessarily imply uniform distribution. The word generally conveys the idea of an assemblage of materials that may retain distinct properties. In everyday usage, arutan can describe any combination of substances, from simple blends to more complex formulations, though in technical writing terms such as larutan (solution) or campuran (mixture) may be preferred depending on context and whether substances are dissolved or simply mixed.

In scientific and educational contexts, arutan is often encountered as a broad category that encompasses both homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures. It serves as a general term when a more specific designation is not required or when discussing mixtures in a qualitative sense rather than a strictly defined chemical system. The exact interpretation of arutan can vary with linguistic and cultural context, and it may appear in regional texts or conversations describing material blends, composites, or formulations.

As a proper noun, arutan may also occur as a place name or personal name in certain regions. Because of its dual use as a common noun and a name, identifying the intended meaning of arutan typically depends on the surrounding context.