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vaporisation

/ˌveɪ.pər.aɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Prozess bezeichnet, bei dem eine Substanz in Dampf übergeht, sowie die Handlung, etwas durch Verdampfen vollständig verschwinden zu lassen.

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noun

/ˌveɪ.pər.aɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formalscientific
  • deSubstantiv, das den Prozess bezeichnet, bei dem eine Substanz in Dampf übergeht, sowie die Handlung, etwas durch Verdampfen vollständig verschwinden zu lassen.

A noun referring to the process of converting a substance into a vapor, or the act of completely destroying something by vaporizing it.

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  1. Process of becoming vaporB2formalscientific

    The physical process by which a substance changes from a liquid or solid state into a gas or vapor.

    deÜbergang in den gasförmigen Zustand

    • The vaporisation of water occurs at 100 degrees Celsius.
    • Scientists studied the vaporisation of the liquid under low pressure.
    • Rapid vaporisation can cause an explosion in a closed container.

    Synonymeevaporationvaporization

    Antonymecondensationdepositionfreezingliquefactionmeltingsolidification

  2. Annihilation by vaporizingC1formaltechnical

    The complete destruction of an object or substance by converting it into vapor, often through extreme heat or energy.

    deVerdampfung

    • The laser caused the vaporisation of the target material.
    • In science fiction, vaporisation is often depicted as a method of instant annihilation.
    • The intense heat led to the vaporisation of the entire sample.

    Synonymeannihilationatomizationdisintegrationevaporationvaporization

Formen
  • vaporisations plural form
  • vaporisations' possessive plural form
  • vaporisation's possessive singular form
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