Able to be scattered, spread, or distributed; capable of being dispersed.
From Latin dispersus (past participle of dispergere) + -ible (Latin -ibilis, meaning 'able to be'). The suffix indicates capability or potential.
Dispersible dyes were a game-changer in textile manufacturing because unlike traditional dyes, they could be evenly spread throughout synthetic fabrics without clumping or settling.
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