volatilized

During atmospheric transport, washout and air – surface exchange remove some of the contaminant to the surface where it may become permanently sequestered or re-volatilized as a result of, for example, seasonal heating cycles, eventually arriving in the Arctic via a number of "hops" [20].

Global change and contaminants in the Arctic 2009

In order to burn, the fuel has to be volatilized – either heated until it forms a vapor, or sprayed into the air in a mist.

Matthew Yglesias » Tuesday MANPAD Blogging 2007

“Livestock are the number one source of volatilized ammonia in the nation,” Sneeringer says.

The CAFO stench is killing babies while the USDA laughs at farmers 2009

It warned that these men suffered "by inhaling the volatilized particles given out in cutting and quarrying stone; and if they continue persistently at this kind of work, they fall victims to sundry diseases of the lungs, before they have passed the maturity of life."

Advocating The Man: Masculinity, Organized Labor, and the Household in New York, 1800-1840 2006

The cloud was more pronounced over the first month or two as fires volatilized toxins, and later, as the fires gradually dissipated, became less of a factor.

Catch-all PTSD DiagnosisMay Again Shortchange 9-11 Responders 2007

Alternatively, and quite obviously, this finding could just as easily suggest that those who worked on or close to 9-11 were exposed to the toxic cloud of volatilized gases, containing such known neuro - and immunotoxins as PCBs, mercury and lead, in a gaseous form that could easily enter the body in a myriad of ways.

Catch-all PTSD DiagnosisMay Again Shortchange 9-11 Responders 2007

Some have low residence times in the atmosphere, but are re-volatilized, and can migrate over long distances and persist in the environment.

Global Environment Outlook (GEO-4)~ Chapter 2 2007

But the healthy breeze of a neighbouring heath, on which we bounded at pleasure, volatilized the humours that improper food might have generated.

Maria; or The Wrongs of Woman 2002

For example, volatilized ammonia can be captured and diverted for useful purposes.

Testimony To Congress On Agricultural Animal Waste Regulations 1997

According to current scientific studies, at least 67% and perhaps as much as 95% of the total nitrogen produced by swine (predominantly from urea in the urine) is actually volatilized as ammonia nitrogen, and is never accounted for in the waste - planning process.

Testimony To Congress On Agricultural Animal Waste Regulations 1997