liuenneista

Liuenneista is a Finnish term used in chemistry and environmental science to refer to the dissolved constituents within a liquid. In typical usage, liuenneista denotes substances that have passed into solution, such as minerals, salts, and organic molecules, as opposed to those remaining in solid form or suspended as particulates.

Origin and form: The word derives from the verb liueta ("to dissolve") and related nominal forms describing dissolution. Liuenneista is the plural genitive/partitive form used in Finnish when discussing "the dissolved substances" in a given context; related forms liuenne/liuennus share the same semantic field.

Usage: Liuenneista appears in scientific texts and reports on water quality, soil chemistry, and aquatic ecosystems. It is commonly paired with phrases like "liuenneista aineista" ("from dissolved substances") or "liuenneiden aineiden pitoisuus" ("concentration of dissolved substances").

Examples: Finnish: Pitoisuus liuenneista aineista vedessä on 3 mg/L. English: The concentration of dissolved substances in the water is 3 mg/L.

See also: dissolved solids, dissolution, dissolution products, leachate, solubility.