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| volatile |
subject to evaporation at a relatively low temperature.
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| volatile oil |
An oil that vaporizes quickly and easily; an oil that easily evaporates. It is also called an essential oil and contains the plant hormones and delicate chemical constituents of the plant. Antonym=Fixed Oil or Fatty Oil. Example: Peppermint oil is an essential or volatile oil that is obtained by steam distillation from Peppermint leaf and is easily evaporated, while Olive oil is a fixed or fatty oil that is obtained by pressing the Olive fruit and does not evaporate.
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| volatile oil |
an odorous plant oil that evaporates readily; also called essential oil.
Ãâó: www.n101.com/HealthNotes/HNs/Herb/Herb_Terms.htm
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| volatile |
Smells of acetic acid and/or ethyl acetate, quite disagreeable when excessive though a tiny amount may enhance aromas.
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An attribute of a data object that indicates that the object is changeable beyond the control or detection of the compiler. Any expression referring to a volatile object, such as an assignment, is evaluated immediately.
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