volatilised

• Forme archaïque du participe passé du verbe anglais « volatilise » (variante britannique de « volatilize »), signifiant transformé en vapeur ou en gaz ; rarement utilisé en anglais moderne.

An obsolete past participle form of 'volatilise' (British spelling of 'volatilize'), meaning to have been converted into a vapor or gas; now rarely used in modern English.

1. Converted into gas or vaporC1formal

   Having been transformed from a solid or liquid state into a gaseous or vapor state.

   volatilisé

   • The liquid nitrogen volatilised upon contact with the warm air.
   • The compound volatilised rapidly under high temperature.
   • The sample volatilised completely during the experiment.

   Synonymesevaporatedgasifiedsublimated

   Antonymesfrozenliquefiedsolidified

• Verbe signifiant faire passer une substance à l'état de vapeur ou de gaz, ou passer soi-même à cet état.

A verb meaning to cause a substance to evaporate or become vapor, or to pass off as vapor.

1. Turn into vaporC1formalscientific

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

   volatiliser (transformer en vapeur)

   • The heat caused the liquid to volatilise rapidly.
   • In the experiment, the compound was volatilised to measure its boiling point.
   • The solvent will volatilise if left uncovered.

   Synonymesevaporatesublimatesublime

   Antonymescondensefreezeliquefyprecipitatesolidify