kiválási

Kiválási is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the verb kiválik, meaning to detach, separate, emerge, or precipitate. As an attributive form, kiválási describes the act or result of separation and is used to introduce technical terms and phrases such as kiválási folyamat (the separation process) or kiválási reakció (the precipitation reaction). The term is neutral and common in scientific and technical prose.

In scientific contexts, kiválás denotes a process by which a substance leaves a mixture or solution to form a distinct phase. In chemistry and materials science, it is most often used to describe precipitation or crystallization, where a solute becomes solidly separated from a solution. For example, a solid may kiválni from a saturated solution during a precipitation reaction.

In geology, hydrology and related fields, kiválás can refer to mineral deposition or crystallization from fluids, i.e., minerals that precipitate from hydrothermal solutions or groundwater. The broader sense of detachment or emergence also underpins the term’s usage in more general discussions of phase separation or the appearance of a new component in a system.

Usage notes: kiválási is a formal, field-specific term. In everyday Hungarian, more common words may be used depending on the context, and related terms such as kiválás, kiválasztás, or kicsapódás may appear with different meanings. When precision is required, it is best to pair kiválási with a clear noun (e.g., folyamat, reakció, deposition) to avoid ambiguity.