1. Plural of coagulator; substances or agents that cause coagulation (the process of blood clotting or the thickening of a liquid).
Usage: Commonly used in medical, scientific, and industrial contexts.
2. Devices or equipment used to induce or facilitate coagulation in industrial or laboratory processes.
Usage: Technical usage in water treatment and chemical engineering.

Examples

• The hospital uses various coagulators to help patients with bleeding disorders.
• Chemical coagulators are essential in water treatment plants to remove impurities.
• Vitamin K acts as one of the body's natural coagulators.
• The laboratory technician added coagulators to the blood sample to test clotting time.
• Modern coagulators in industrial settings improve efficiency and reduce waste.
• Anticoagulant medications work by blocking the action of coagulators in the bloodstream.