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decrepitate

/dɪˈkrɛpɪteɪt/

Tradução: Verbo raro que significa crepitar ou aquecer uma substância (geralmente um mineral ou sal) até que ela comece ou pare de crepitar, termo usado em contextos históricos de alquimia e química.

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verb

/dɪˈkrɛpɪteɪt/formalscientificobsoleto
  • ptVerbo raro que significa crepitar ou aquecer uma substância (geralmente um mineral ou sal) até que ela comece ou pare de crepitar, termo usado em contextos históricos de alquimia e química.

An obsolete verb meaning to crackle or to roast (a substance, typically a mineral or salt) until it crackles or stops crackling, often used in historical alchemical or chemical contexts.

  1. To crackle when heatedC2formaltechnical

    To make a crackling sound when heated, especially due to the expansion and bursting of crystals or moisture.

    ptEstalar ao ser aquecido

    • The salt decrepitated violently when thrown into the fire.
    • As the mineral was heated, it began to decrepitate with a sharp sound.
    • The chemist observed the sample decrepitate in the crucible.

    Sinônimoscracklepopsnapsputter

  2. To roast until crackling stopsC2formaltechnical

    To roast or calcine a substance until it stops making a crackling noise, indicating the removal of moisture or volatile components.

    ptCalcinar até parar de crepitar

    • The technician decrepitated the ore to prepare it for analysis.
    • They decrepitated the saltpeter to purify it for gunpowder.
    • The process involves decrepitating the mineral until the crackling ceases.
Formas
  • decrepitated past participle
  • decrepitated past simple
  • decrepitating present participle
  • decrepitates third person singular
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