Dez

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In this article I want to discuss the issue of using the word "des".

Before I begin, I’ll tell you a little about the origin and etymology of this word. It is derived from the Latin "dez" (a prefix meaning "removal"), in turn from the prefix form of the Latin verb "decere" ("deem fit"). In other words, "desieu" literally means "to expel, remove."

From the very beginning of its use, the word was perceived as a term. Over time, its meaning has changed, as often happens with terms from different fields of science and technology. Nowadays, the word “désières” usually means reducing the impact of some parameter, for example, eliminating unnecessary impurities during production.

However, unfortunately, this word continues to this day to be perceived by most people in the wrong context, which inevitably leads to its incorrect use. Some consider it to be a partial or alternative synonym for "remove" or "exclude", but this is completely incorrect. As a result of incorrect use, erroneous conclusions, conclusions and erroneous terminology arise in various fields of science and production.

For example, the word "deZieur" may be used incorrectly in the context that a process occurs by removing certain reactions or products. Thus, the terms are synonyms