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Definition of evaporation
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of evaporation is as below...
Evaporation
(n.) The
process
by which any
substance
is
converted
from a
liquid
state into, and
carried
off in,
vapor;
as, the
evaporation
of
water,
of
ether,
of
camphor..
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Fixation
::
Fixation
(n.) A state of
resistance
to
evaporation
or
volatilization
by heat; -- said of
metals.
Concentrate
::
Concentrate
(v. t.) To
increase
the
strength
and
diminish
the bulk of, as of a
liquid
or an ore; to
intensify,
by
getting
rid of
useless
material;
to
condense;
as, to
concentrate
acid by
evaporation;
to
concentrate
by
washing;
--
opposed
to
dilute..
Clot
::
Clot (v. i.) To
concrete,
coagulate,
or
thicken,
as soft or fluid
matter
by
evaporation;
to
become
a cot or
clod..
Transpiration
::
Transpiration
(n.) The
evaporation
of
water,
or
exhalation
of
aqueous
vapor,
from cells and
masses
of
tissue..
Evaporation
::
Evaporation
(n.) The
transformation
of a
portion
of a fluid into
vapor,
in order to
obtain
the fixed
matter
contained
in it in a state of
greater
consistence..
Sea Salt
::
Sea salt ()
Common
salt,
obtained
from sea water by
evaporation..
Exhaust
::
Exhaust
(v. t.) To draw or let out
wholly;
to drain off
completely;
as, to
exhaust
the water of a well; the
moisture
of the earth is
exhausted
by
evaporation..
Inspissation
::
Inspissation
(n.) The act or the
process
of
inspissating,
or
thickening
a fluid
substance,
as by
evaporation;
also, the state of being so
thickened..
Evaporable
::
Evaporable
(a.)
Capable
of being
converted
into
vapor,
or
dissipated
by
evaporation..
Gurglet
::
Gurglet
(n.) A
porous
earthen
jar for
cooling
water by
evaporation.
Rectificator
::
Rectificator
(n.) That which
rectifies
or
refines;
esp., a part of a
distilling
apparatus
in which the more
volatile
portions
are
separated
from the less
volatile
by the
process
of
evaporation
and
condensation;
a
rectifier..
Boil
::
Boil (v. t.) To form, or
separate,
by
boiling
or
evaporation;
as, to boil sugar or
salt..
Salt
::
Salt (n.) The
chloride
of
sodium,
a
substance
used for
seasoning
food, for the
preservation
of meat, etc. It is found
native
in the
earth,
and is also
produced,
by
evaporation
and
crystallization,
from sea water and other water
impregnated
with
saline
particles..
Graduation
::
Graduation
(n.) The act of
graduating,
or the state of being
graduated;
as,
graduation
of a
scale;
graduation
at a
college;
graduation
in
color;
graduation
by
evaporation;
the
graduation
of a
bird's
tail, etc..
Volatile
::
Volatile
(a.)
Capable
of
wasting
away, or of
easily
passing
into the
aeriform
state;
subject
to
evaporation..
Spissitude
::
Spissated
(a.)
Rendered
dense or
compact,
as by
evaporation;
inspissated;
thickened..
Avolation
::
Avolation
(n.) The act of
flying;
flight;
evaporation.
Atmidometer
::
Atmidometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
evaporation
from
water,
ice, or
snow..
Devaporation
::
Devaporation
(n.) The
change
of vapor into
water,
as in the
formation
of
rain..
Evaporation
::
Evaporation
(n.) The
process
by which any
substance
is
converted
from a
liquid
state into, and
carried
off in,
vapor;
as, the
evaporation
of
water,
of
ether,
of
camphor..
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