lõpplahustumisvõimeliseks

lõpplahustumisvõimeliseks is an Estonian phrase that translates to "end-dissolvable" or "finally dissolvable" in English. It is not a commonly used term in everyday language and typically appears in specific technical or scientific contexts.

The phrase implies a process or state where something, after a certain duration or under particular conditions, becomes capable of being dissolved. This could refer to materials designed to break down completely in a solvent, or to a substance that reaches a point where its solubility is achieved. The "lõpp" (end) emphasizes the finality of this dissolvable state, suggesting that the dissolution is complete or the potential for dissolution is fully realized at that point.

In chemistry, it might describe a reagent that is insoluble initially but becomes soluble after a reaction or a change in temperature. In materials science, it could pertain to biodegradable materials that are engineered to dissolve after a specific period of service or upon exposure to certain environmental factors. The precise meaning and application of lõpplahustumisvõimeliseks would depend heavily on the context in which it is used, often requiring further explanation within the specific field or document.