vaporise

• Verbe désignant le processus de transformation d'un corps en vapeur, généralement sous l'effet de la chaleur ou de la pression, ou l'action de projeter un liquide en fines gouttelettes.

A verb used to indicate the process of converting a substance into vapor, typically through heat or pressure.

1. Convert to vaporB2formalscientific

   To cause a substance to change from a liquid or solid state into a vapor or gas.

   Vaporiser

   • The intense heat vaporised the water instantly.
   • Scientists vaporise liquid nitrogen for experiments.
   • The sun's rays vaporised the morning dew.

   Synonymesevaporategasifysublimevolatilize

   Antonymescondensefreezeliquefysolidify

2. Become vaporB2formalscientific

   To change into a vapor or gas, typically due to heat or pressure changes.

   Se vaporiser

   • The liquid vaporised when it reached its boiling point.
   • Dry ice vaporises at room temperature.
   • The fuel vaporised quickly in the hot engine.

   Synonymesevaporatevolatilize

   Antonymescondensefreezeliquefysolidify

3. Turn into gasB2formalscientific

   To transform into a gaseous state, often through heating or chemical reaction.

   Se vaporiser (transformer en gaz)

   • The chemical compound vaporises when exposed to air.
   • Water vaporises to form steam in a boiler.
   • The solvent vaporised, leaving a solid residue.

   Synonymesevaporategasifysublimatevolatilize

   Antonymescondenseliquefysolidify

4. Concentrate by evaporationC1formalscientific

   To remove liquid from a substance by vaporization, leaving a more concentrated residue.

   Concentrer par évaporation

   • The process vaporises the water to produce concentrated syrup.
   • They vaporise the solution to obtain pure crystals.
   • The salt is extracted by vaporising seawater.

   Synonymesboil downconcentrateevaporatereduce

   Antonymesdilutethinwater