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Volatile liquids change into vapour very easily, even well below their boiling point
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Describes a substance that evaporates or vaporizes rapidly at room temperature, as a volatile liquid.
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Said of a wine with an excessive amount of volatile acidity. Wines with too much volatile acidity have an unpleasant, sharp vinegary aroma.
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Slightly vinegary due to a high level of volatile (or acetic) acidity (VA). But a minimum level of VA often helps to clarify?? and project a wine's aromas without resulting in an unstable bottle. "High-toned" is jargon for faintly volatile, and is not necessarily pejorative.
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| volatile o. |
an oil that evaporates readily; such oils are usually found in aromatic plants, to which they give odor and other characteristics. Most consist of a mixture of two or more terpenes. Called also distilled, essential, or ethereal o.
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