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| deliquescence | Becoming damp or liquid by absorption of water from the atmosphere; a property of certain salts, such as CaCl2. Origin: L. De-liquesco, to melt or become liquid (05 Mar 2000) |
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The process of liquefaction of a solid by dissolution in solution resulting from absorbed water vapor. For atmospheric processes, the uptake of water by substances and dissolution at relative humidity generally present under atmospheric conditions. For example, LiCl (used to measure relative humidity by conduction current in older radiosondes) deliquesces at relative humidity in excess of 15%. ...
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autolysing or becoming liquid at maturity.
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The disintegration of mushroom tissue.
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When water soluble salt minerals (ex: road dirt) dissolve and liquefy after exposure to moisture. When dry, these salts form a glue-like bond with other dirt on a vehicle surface and are extremely difficult to remove.
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