droplet

Preposition: of

• moisture: We also had obvious small droplets of moisture on occasions - surely a recipe for spurious images?
• ink: In inkjet printing droplets of ink are formed from the break-up of liquid jets by surface tension.
• liquid: Mist is small droplets of liquid carried in gas.

Converse of object

• eject: There is more energy needed to eject the droplet and also the droplets are formed with a filament.
• inhale: The risk of infection chiefly arises from inhaling water droplets formed from a contaminated water supply.
• suspend: Film clip details: Fat droplets suspended in milk.

Adjective modifier

• 2pl: Canon's FINE cartridges use minimum 2pl ink droplets.
• 1pl: Superior quality is achieved by Canon's FINE technology with minute 1pl ink droplets.
• airborne: Whether due to viruses or bacteria, the infection is spread from person to person by airborne droplets, hand contact or kissing.
• microscopic: The bacteria that cause TB are inhaled in the form of microscopic droplets that come from a person infected with TB.
• tiny: For the mighty oceans are indeed made up of tiny droplets of water.
• contaminated: This reflux of air could contain contaminated droplets of sewage present in the soil stack.

Modifies a noun

• size: Estimate the mean droplet size from the ratio of the diameter of the first ring to that of the moon.
• spread: The flu virus moves quickly, spreading speedily from person to person by droplet spread.

Noun used with modifier

• picolitre: The i850 printer introduces a new printhead with a unique combination of 5 picolitre droplets for coverage and ultra-fine 2 picolitre droplets for photo-realism.
• lipid: ACTH releases cholesterol from lipid droplets in the cytoplasm of the cells.
• aerosol: Flu is primarily spread by aerosol droplets of saliva or by direct contact with an infected person.
• seawater: This is the cylinder into which our friends the seawater droplets had been pumped.
• emulsion: Research focussed on methods of generating and stabilizing emulsion droplets using cross-linked polymer coatings derivatised with various ligands.
• ink: Throwing two billion ink droplets every second, 1mm above the substrate puts the problem in perspective.