| volatilization | Synonym: evaporation. Origin: fr. L. Volatilis, volatile, fr. Volo, pp. Volatus, to fly (05 Mar 2000) |
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| volator | <zoology> Same as Volador. Source: Websters Dictionary (01 Mar 1998) |
| volatile |
Any substance that evaporates readily.
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| volar |
imagine a man standing with arms at the sides, palms facing toward you - that is the volar surface of the arm. directions on the body. Apparently synonymous with palmar or plantar.
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| volatile |
Pertaining to a readily vaporizable liquid that evaporates at a relatively low ambient temperature.
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| volatilization |
evaporation of liquid substances into the atmosphere.
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| volatile |
Volatile means a material can evaporate. Volatility is the ability of a material to evaporate. The term volatile is commonly understood to mean that a material evaporates easily.
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| vola | computer storage that is erased when the power is turned off |
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| vola | used of substances |
| vola | make volatile |
| vola | converted into a gas or vapor |
| vola | being easily excited |
| vola | the trait of being unpredictably irresolute |
| vola | the property of changing readily from a solid or liquid to a vapor |
| vola | used of substances |
| vola | make volatile |
| vola | converted into a gas or vapor |