Definition of steam distillation in English:

steam distillation

noun

mass nounChemistry

Distillation of a liquid in a current of steam, used especially to purify liquids that are not very volatile and are immiscible with water.
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Example sentencesExamples
- After four hours of steam distillation and carbon filtration, the one-gallon carafe is filled with ready-to-drink fresh water.
- In flavor production, chemists use steam distillation in preparative and analytical chemistry.
- The foundations for garlic research were arguably laid by German chemists, Theodor Wertheim and F.W. Semmler, who discovered volatile sulfur compounds through steam distillation.
- CO2s have been said to contain additional constituents than what is extracted from the same plant using steam distillation.
- Due to their relatively high boiling points, essential oils are usually obtained by steam distillation or co-distillation with water.

Definition of steam distillation in US English:

steam distillation

noun

Chemistry

Distillation of a liquid in a current of steam, used especially to purify liquids that are not very volatile and are immiscible with water.
〔化〕蒸汽蒸馏
Example sentencesExamples
- After four hours of steam distillation and carbon filtration, the one-gallon carafe is filled with ready-to-drink fresh water.
- The foundations for garlic research were arguably laid by German chemists, Theodor Wertheim and F.W. Semmler, who discovered volatile sulfur compounds through steam distillation.
- Due to their relatively high boiling points, essential oils are usually obtained by steam distillation or co-distillation with water.
- In flavor production, chemists use steam distillation in preparative and analytical chemistry.
- CO2s have been said to contain additional constituents than what is extracted from the same plant using steam distillation.

单词	steam distillation
释义	Definition of steam distillation in English: steam distillation noun mass nounChemistry Distillation of a liquid in a current of steam, used especially to purify liquids that are not very volatile and are immiscible with water. 〔化〕蒸汽蒸馏 Example sentencesExamples After four hours of steam distillation and carbon filtration, the one-gallon carafe is filled with ready-to-drink fresh water. In flavor production, chemists use steam distillation in preparative and analytical chemistry. The foundations for garlic research were arguably laid by German chemists, Theodor Wertheim and F.W. Semmler, who discovered volatile sulfur compounds through steam distillation. CO2s have been said to contain additional constituents than what is extracted from the same plant using steam distillation. Due to their relatively high boiling points, essential oils are usually obtained by steam distillation or co-distillation with water. Definition of steam distillation in US English: steam distillation noun Chemistry Distillation of a liquid in a current of steam, used especially to purify liquids that are not very volatile and are immiscible with water. 〔化〕蒸汽蒸馏 Example sentencesExamples After four hours of steam distillation and carbon filtration, the one-gallon carafe is filled with ready-to-drink fresh water. The foundations for garlic research were arguably laid by German chemists, Theodor Wertheim and F.W. Semmler, who discovered volatile sulfur compounds through steam distillation. Due to their relatively high boiling points, essential oils are usually obtained by steam distillation or co-distillation with water. In flavor production, chemists use steam distillation in preparative and analytical chemistry. CO2s have been said to contain additional constituents than what is extracted from the same plant using steam distillation.
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