ultraturbtion
To apply extreme, high-frequency agitation or turbulence to a substance, typically in a laboratory or industrial setting. This verb describes the process of disrupting a system's stability to achieve a state of hyper-homogeneity or to trigger a specific reaction.
Exemplo
You should ultraturbtion the cleaning solution if the sediment does not dissolve with regular stirring.
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