The process of breaking up or dispersing a cluster or clump of things that were stuck or joined together.
From dis- (reversing) + agglomeration (from Latin agglomerare, to gather into a ball). A technical term used in chemistry, physics, and geography to describe the reversal of clustering.
Disagglomeration sounds like corporate jargon, but it's actually describing something fascinating that happens in nature—like when a crowd disperses, salt crystals separate, or particles spread out in a liquid instead of clumping together.
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