British spelling; separated or divided into fractions; having undergone fractionisation.
Past tense of fractionise, formed by adding -ed. Maintains the British -ise spelling convention throughout conjugation.
Chemical papers published in British journals use 'fractionised' while American ones use 'fractionized'—a perfect example of how the same scientific process has regional linguistic clothing.
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