| Consider what would happen if part of the energy liberated during the reaction went into vaporizing the water. |
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| They've theorized that carbonates in the target rock exploded, vaporizing into carbon dioxide. |
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| However, NH 3 is toxic, chills its surroundings rapidly on vaporizing, and releases heat on contact with water. |
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| Then, the process quickly sparks an electron avalanche vaporizing everything within the laser spot. |
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| The AVR4 vaporizing regulator is heated via an electric heat transfer element. |
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| Conversely, levels of organic compounds are higher in stack emissions from vaporizing pot burners than from air-atomizing burners. |
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| The KSV series is a steam-heated vaporizing regulator with a low internal volume. |
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| Sure, I could get gammoned, vaporizing most of the points I spent the day winning, but he still has two open points, and may not be able to get a second man. |
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| The working fluid remains within the closed system, vaporizing and reliquefying continuously. |
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| Often called ablation, this process is an effective means of vaporizing even highly refractory materials like solid carbon. |
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| Freeze burns or frostbite possible if skin is in prolonged contact with vaporizing liquid. |
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| Metals and PAHs have been detected in the ashes from burners, particularly in the ashes from vaporizing pot burners. |
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| The clouds were hanging around the mountains like the vaporizing thoughts in our heads. |
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| Instead of vaporizing water to produce steam to drive a steam turbine, the CCLC process vaporizes propane to drive turbo-expanders in a sealed closed loop system. |
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| Alkali metals and alkaline earth metals as well as early lanthanoids may be trapped by vaporizing graphite disks or rods impregnated with the selected metal. |
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| The AVR3 vaporizing regulator is a steam heated design. |
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| Fumigation is a method by which ethanol is introduced in to engine by carbureting or vaporizing the ethanol into the intake stream. |
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| Heat exchanger systems are conveniently integrated to the regulator so that pressure reduction is made possible while heating or vaporizing your sample streams. |
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| On the laboratory scale, extremely pure titanium can be made by vaporizing the tetraiodide, TiI4, in very pure form and decomposing it on a hot wire in vacuum. |
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| The impact destroyed the smaller body, vaporizing huge amounts of rock and flinging massive plumes of hot lava into space. |
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| Process for vaporizing a linear or branched aliphatic aminonitrile having 3 to 12 carbon atoms and water, characterized in that the water in the vapour state is used as the carrier gas for the vaporization. |
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| New Swagelok vaporizing pressure regulators are now available to vaporize liquid samples or preheat gas samples. |
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| On the building site, vaporizing of mineral turpentines represents a major problem and is associated with nerve damage and other serious health problems. |
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