vaporize造句

How does a laser beam vaporize steel?

Gasoline must vaporize easily. This characteristic, called volatility, is important.

This causes the oils to vaporize into the surrounding air.

Chemicals in showering water vaporize at a much faster rate than the actual water.

One that vaporizes, especially a device used to vaporize medicine for inhalation.

The vaporize, condense, overflow and guide plate inner are made in stainless steel.

Holmium laser can vaporize, cut and repair damaged meniscus through its photothermal effect.

A diode or argon laser was used to vaporize areas of hypertrophic mucosa and submucosa along the cartilaginous eustachian tube.

The volatile solvent may vaporize into the pores of the membrane and condense out on the other side.

Some liquid will vaporize and some of the vapor will be carried into the flame through the air inlets.

Our Black Pepper oil is steam distilled - steam is used to vaporize the oils and active ingredients, so they can be extracted and condensed.

That piece of good news came as no surprise, because summer temperatures at the cap are high enough to vaporize frozen carbon dioxide.

The flux coatings major task is to vaporize and form a shielding gas to protect the weld puddle from nitrogen, hydrogen and oxygen.

This star-facing side has a temperature of about 4, 220 degrees Fahrenheit (2, 326 degrees Celsius) — hot enough to vaporize rock.

Liquid will vaporize to replace the gas that was removed, absorbing the heat of vaporization from the remaining liquid and the container.

Most of the material in Wednesday's sample had been exposed to the air for two days, letting some of the water in the sample vaporize away and making the soil easier to handle.

If the withdrawal rate of the gas is such that the energy required to vaporize the liquid cannot be recovered from the surrounding air, the liquid phase will begin to cool.

The Chemistry and Camera instrument, seen above before a recent test firing at Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico, USES a pulsed laser beam to vaporize a pinhead-size piece of material.