- water.
Vitrification is
usually achieved by
heating materials until they
liquidize, then
cooling the liquid,
often rapidly, so that it p****es
through the...
- liquefaction, liquefier, liquify, liquefy, liquidiser, liquidizer, liquidise, or
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taping at the Snow
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January 2001 were spra**** with
liquidized fecal matter by a
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decomposition of the
baking soda
releases carbon dioxide,
which makes the
liquidized sugar puff up and
becomes a
light and
crunchy candy once
cooled and hardened...
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Chris Bergin (November 9, 2012). "Dynetics and PWR
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- most
modern chelicerates are too
narrow for this, and they
generally liquidize their food by
grinding it with
their chelicerae and
pedipalps and flooding...
- with
feeding will
often be required. For ease of feeding, food may be
liquidized into a
thick purée. They may also
struggle to walk,
particularly among...
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often blackened. Putrefaction, in
which tissues and
cells break down and
liquidize as the body decays, will be
almost complete. A
decomposing human body...
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cooked with
sauteed vegetables in a liquid,
which traditionally include liquidized tomatoes, but also
exist in
tomatoless versions referred to as ragù in...
- Over time and as a
result of
other influences the
exudate loses its
liquidizing components or gets
chemically converted into a
solid material (i.e. by...
