The development of more complex chemical structures from their simpler components.
The process of combining different ideas or objects into a new whole.
A new unified whole resulting from the combination of different ideas or objects.
The formation of compounds through chemical reactions involving simpler compounds or elements.
In psychiatry, the fusing together of all the various elements of the personality.
In chemistry, the union of elements to produce compounds; the process of building up. In general, the process or processes involved in the formation of a complex substance from simpler molecules or compounds, as the synthesis of proteins from amino acids. Synthesis is the opposite of decomposition.
In chemistry, the procedures required to create a compound.
The creation of a intricate concept through the amalgamation of distinct ideas.
In psychiatry, the mechanism by which the ego consciously or semi-consciously integrates unconscious thoughts and emotions into itself.