To subject to centrifugal force; to separate or refine materials using a centrifuge (British spelling).
From 'centrifugal' (from Latin 'centrum' center + 'fugal' fleeing) + '-ise' (British verb-forming suffix). The British variant of the American 'centrifugalize,' reflecting regional spelling conventions.
It's wild that the same scientific process gets spelled two different ways depending on which side of the Atlantic you're on—but scientists are used to this, and they understand both versions instantly!
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