disolverlos

Disolverlos is a Spanish verb form that results from attaching the direct object pronoun los to the infinitive disolver. The combination means “to dissolve them” and can refer to masculine plural objects previously mentioned in the context. It is not a separate verb with its own dictionary entry, but a morphologically complex form used in various syntactic positions.

In usage, disolverlos can function as an imperative when issued as a command, as in Disolverlos. It also appears in non-imperative contexts when combined with auxiliary verbs or other parts of speech, for example Tenemos que disolverlos (We have to dissolve them) or Voy a disolverlos (I am going to dissolve them). The pronoun los can refer to substances, solids, or other masculine plural items.

Orthography and pronunciation follow standard Spanish clitic placement rules. When attached to an infinitive or gerund, the pronoun remains a suffix of the verb form and may affect stress placement in some constructions, though disolverlos is commonly written without additional accent marks. In many sentences, punctuation and word order clarify the antecedent of los, avoiding ambiguity about what is being dissolved.

Examples:

- Disolverlos en agua caliente para acelerar la disolución.

- El procedimiento consiste en disolverlos y luego filtrar la solución.

- Tenemos que disolverlos antes de continuar con el experimento.

See also:

- disolver

- clitic pronouns in Spanish

- Spanish grammar and pronoun attachment rules

Note: disolverlos is primarily a grammatical form in Spanish and is used across technical, scientific, and everyday language whenever the subject to be dissolved is masculine plural.