Definitions
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- noun Alternative spelling of
vaporization .
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- noun the process of becoming a vapor
- noun annihilation by vaporizing something
Etymologies
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Examples
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I think it transfers it to surrounding gas molecules rather quickly thus warming the atmosphere water on the other hand i suspect hangs on to the latent heat of vaporisation, which is then not given up until it forms into droplets in clouds which takes a little longer and it’s higher in the troposphere and it might also be a considerable distance laterally from where it first took off from the surface.
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On Bonet-Maury's method, see Bonet-Maury, "Sur la vaporisation du polonium" (1927); Bonet-Maury, "Sur la vaporisation du polonium" (1927); Blau and Rona, "Anwendung der Chamie'schen photographischen Methode" (1930). back
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Bonet-Maury, P. "Sur la vaporisation du polonium."
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Bonet-Maury, P. "Sur la vaporisation du polonium."
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Butler was well known in automobile history for his advanced thinking - he invented the float feed, variable choke and spray carburettor and a time when others were using surface vaporisation Butler's Patent Nos 15589/87, and 9203/89.
Butler Tricycle M 2008
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Butler was well known in automobile history for his advanced thinking - he invented the float feed, variable choke and spray carburettor and a time when others were using surface vaporisation Butler's Patent Nos 15589/87, and 9203/89.
Archive 2008-10-01 M 2008
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Am I completely wrong when I say that “The relative concentrations of the heavier isotopes in the condensate phase indicate the temperature of vaporisation” in the zones where this happens?
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Through his acquaintanceship with Robert Curl, Kroto learned that it should be possible to use Smalley's instrument to study the vaporisation and cluster formation of carbon, which might afford him evidence that the long-carbon-chain compounds could have been formed in the hot parts of stellar atmospheres.
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A graphite sheet was soaked with a solution of a metal salt (lanthanum chloride, LaCl3) and subjected to vaporisation-condensation experiments.
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The wind increases vaporisation and tends to exhaust the soils usable water content more rapidly.
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