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hygroscopic Readily taking up and retaining moisture.
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hygiene Practices, such as frequent hand washing, that help ensure cleanliness and good health.
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hygrometer An instrument for directly indicating humidity. hygrometry Any process for determining the amount of moisture present in air or another gas.
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hygroscopic water The moisture that is held the most tightly to soil particles, usually with more than 31 bars of suction; it can remain in soil after oven drying.
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hygroscopic Having a tendency to absorb water. Having the ability to accelerate the condensation of water vapour.
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