cross-linking
[/ˈkrɔːs ˈlɪŋkɪŋ/]
nounpl: cross-linkings
reticulação
1. The process of chemically bonding two or more molecules together by creating covalent bonds between them, typically used in polymer chemistry and materials science
Cross-linking improves the durability and strength of plastics used in industrial applications.
A reticulação melhora a durabilidade e a resistência dos plásticos usados em aplicações industriais.
2. In biology and biochemistry, the formation of bonds between protein molecules or between proteins and other molecules
Collagen cross-linking is essential for maintaining skin elasticity.
A reticulação de colágeno é essencial para manter a elasticidade da pele.
3. In information technology, the creation of hyperlinks between related documents or web pages to establish connections
Effective cross-linking of website pages improves SEO rankings.
A reticulação eficaz de páginas do site melhora as classificações de SEO.
This is primarily a technical and scientific term used in both Brazilian and American English in chemistry, materials science, biotechnology, and web development contexts. In Brazil, it is commonly used in the petrochemical and polymer industries. The term reflects international scientific vocabulary with minimal cultural variation.
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