Using "non-" prefix correctly
Hey guys. A bit of an obscure one here.
The sentence in question is:
"The introduction of a [non- water equivalent] material into the system causes..."
I'm not sure exactly how to phrase the bracketed section. Options:
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water nonequivalent
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non- water equivalent
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non-water equivalent
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something else?
The context is scientific / technical writing (academic journal)
Posted Oct 27, 2017, 1:02 PM UTC
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Could you provide a bit more context? Does the substance have to be a liquid? If so, maybe "liquid other than water"?