Object

• tube: Mix thoroughly and centrifuge the tubes, appropriately 4 Determine the reaction grade.

Converse of object

• build: The trains were tested in April on a custom built centrifuge, which John rode to test the G-Forces.

• use: Using a centrifuge to spin out these components can speed up the process.

• have: If the school does not have a suitable centrifuge this step can be missed out.

Adjective modifier

• geotechnical: This technique will then be used in a geotechnical centrifuge, utilizing digital photography techniques to track movement of the soil.

• sophisticated: In fact, these containers were filled with parts of sophisticated centrifuges.

• large: In the mid-1980s three large centrifuges were installed by Paxman for sewage treatment at the Coventry works of the Severn Trent Water Authority.

Modifies a noun

• enrichment: That program was based on gas centrifuge uranium enrichment.

• cascade: To do this you have to use a complex machine called a centrifuge cascade.

• uranium: That program was based on gas centrifuge uranium enrichment.

• tube: A couple of plastic centrifuge tubes are fixed to the rotor blades.

• component: Instead, the Agency is now told, Iran must have acquired " contaminated " centrifuge components from previously unacknowledged foreign sources.

• program: Iran claims its centrifuge program is designed to produce low-enriched uranium, to support Iran's civil nuclear power program.

Modifying Another Word

• then: Then centrifuge the frames taking care not to break the frames.

Noun used with modifier

• decanter: Centriquip also provides a complete service and repair service for any make of decanter centrifuge.

• uranium: Such uranium centrifuges appear to be key to North Korea's revived nuclear bomb program.

• gas: That program was based on gas centrifuge uranium enrichment.

Preposition: for

• min: Centrifuge for 40 mins at 18000 rpm and 4°C to remove cell debris.