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Refers to memory that is not saved when power is lost or turned off. See also nonvolatile.
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most of the flavor components of wines are volatile, or easily perceivable by the nose. Volatile acidity refers to the acetic acid and ethyl acetate content of wines, their vinegary aspect.
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A chemical or substance that easily evaporates.
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Subject to change. The volatile keyword informs the compiler that a variable could change value at any time (because it is mapped to a hardware register, or because it is shared with other, concurrent processes) and so should always be loaded before use.
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Turning readily to a gas, or boiling easily
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