Definition: Adhern - adjective 1. Adhern (n.) : The process by which a substance or object is converted into another, usually a solid form. Source: Oxford English Dictionary, Fifth Edition © Harper Collins Publishers, 2013. Definition of 'adhern': 1. In chemistry, an alkali metal such as sodium and potassium can be obtained from the sodium hydroxide solution in water. The substance is then called adhern salt or alkali metal carbonate. 2. Adhern (n.) : An act of conversion between a solid and liquid form. adhern (v.): 1. To make, produce, etc., an alkali metal element as by the action of water on it; to convert or change into a solid, gas, or liquid. 2. To undergo, be subjected to, etc., the process of converting into a solid, gas, or liquid. adhern (n.) : The act of converting matter into one form, usually a solid, at some point in its transformation from a previous state. 3. A chemical element which is used as a cathode for the battery. Adhernium is made up of three elements - Ca, Mg, and Al. It's mainly found in the Earth's crust. In summary, Adhern is an adjective that describes the process by which a substance can be converted into another form at some point. It also refers to the act of converting matter into one form (solid, gas, or liquid) at any stage in its transformation from a previous state.

Adhern