Processed or separated using a centrifuge; subjected to centrifugal force to separate materials of different densities.
From 'centrifuge' + '-ed' (past participle suffix). A technical term in chemistry and biology for material that has undergone centrifugation, a process developed in the late 19th century.
When scientists 'centriffed' a blood sample, they spin it super fast so the heavy red blood cells sink to the bottom and the lighter plasma floats on top—it's like shaking a snow globe and letting gravity do its job!
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