kineticstudy
nounUK /kɪˈnɛtɪk ˈstʌdi/
US /kɪˈnɛtɪk ˈstʌdi/
A kinetic study is a way to learn how fast something changes or moves.
The scientists did a kinetic study to see how quickly the ice melted in the sun.
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2. In chemistry, a kinetic study looks at how fast a chemical reaction happens.
Their kinetic study showed the reaction sped up when the mixture got warmer.
3. In physics, a kinetic study examines how objects move and how forces change their motion.
The class ran a kinetic study on rolling balls to measure their acceleration.
4. In biology, a kinetic study tracks how quickly a body process or drug acts over time.
A kinetic study of the medicine revealed how fast it left the bloodstream.