Saturation §

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Relations §

• Moisture: Saturation can refer to the moisture content or humidity of the air or a material.
• Concentration: Saturation can refer to the concentration or density of a substance.
• Absorption: Saturation can refer to the absorption or soaking up of a substance.
• Brightness: Saturation and brightness are two separate dimensions of color perception.
• Supersaturation: Supersaturation occurs when a solution contains more dissolved solute than it can hold in equilibrium.
• Chroma: Chroma, or saturation, is the intensity or purity of a color relative to its brightness.
• Vividness: Saturation is a measure of the vividness or purity of a color.
• Pigmentation: Highly saturated colors are associated with intense pigmentation.
• Density: In chemistry, saturation is related to the density or concentration of a solution.
• Opaqueness: Highly saturated colors appear more opaque or solid.
• Hue: Saturation is one of the three dimensions of color, along with hue and brightness.
• Humidity: Saturation is related to the amount of water vapor or humidity in the air.
• Intensity: Saturation refers to the intensity or vividness of a color or sensation.
• Purity: Saturation is a measure of the purity or lack of dilution of a color or substance.
• Equilibrium: Saturation is the point at which a solution is in equilibrium with the dissolved solute.
• Dissolution: Saturation can refer to the process of dissolving a substance until it reaches its maximum concentration.
• Immanence: Saturation refers to the state of being completely filled or permeated with something, which is related to the idea of immanence as the divine or ultimate reality saturating the world.
• Richness: A highly saturated color appears rich and deep.
• Fullness: Saturation contributes to the fullness or completeness of a color or sensation.
• Immanence: Saturation refers to the state of being completely filled or permeated with something, which can be seen as a form of immanence, where the world is saturated with the divine or ultimate reality.
• Solubility: Saturation is related to the solubility or maximum concentration of a solute in a solvent.