The plant at the extreme right has expanded and begun to deliquesce. |
They then expand quickly, curl up in shreds, and deliquesce into a black inky fluid which stains the ground. |
The old name for the liquid formed when perchloride of iron is allowed to deliquesce by free exposure to the air. |
They will deliquesce — until the next newsworthy incident — into the background of contemporary America. |
Then, surprise: a secret chamber filled with the yolk of a hard-boiled egg, bright yellow and just starting to deliquesce. |
It was nothing else than copper sulphate which had been allowed to deliquesce to a white powder. |