vaporized
past simple and past participle ofvaporize
vaporize
verb[IorT]
(UKusuallyvaporise)uk/ˈveɪ.pər.aɪz/us/ˈveɪ.pɚ.aɪz/toturn, orcausesomething toturn, from asolidorliquidstateintogas:
Duringsurgery,doctorssometimes use alaserbeamto vaporizetinybloodvessels.
Mostmeteoritesstrikingtheearthvaporizeinstantly.
Physical & chemical processes
- absorbable
- absorptive
- absorptive capacity
- acidification
- addition reaction
- condense
- evaporate
- evaporation
- excitability
- excitation
- excite
- exergonic
- nuclear fission
- oxidize
- recondense
- redox
- refraction
- rehydrate
- reliquefy
- solidify
Examplesofvaporized
vaporized
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
A portion of the sample isvaporizedduring the laser pulse to form plasma of the sample constituents containing electronically excited atomic species.
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Various chondrite meteorites (by far the most common type) show all stages of partial melting from mild to almost completelyvaporized.
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With each oscillation the bubble attenuates by emittingvaporizedmaterial and a shock wave in to the surrounding liquids.
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Each metal wasvaporizedby the filament heater.
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The dust particlesvaporizedin the impact and mass spectra were obtained from the ionized material.
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The heat generated by the arc graduallyvaporizedthe ammonia together with the arcing products.
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The wire is completelyvaporizedafter this first pinch.
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Small spots on the cathode material arevaporizedand ionized, producing a plasma plume, from which ions are extracted.
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A stepwise heating processvaporizedsubstances from the surface material.
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Most of a larger object will bevaporizedin the high-speed impact and this is thus not usually considered a good a route for successful transfer of material.
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Science consequently knows a great deal about how volcanoes work, but has yet to save as many lives as there have beenvaporizedvolcanologists.
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Rather, it is a lifetime of discoveries that our keys have notvaporizedafter all and the recognition that the present situation is shaped like those in the past.
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He also took hydrocortisone and prepared a canister ofvaporizedadrenalin, readying himself for a possible shock syndrome.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The innermost zone, directly above the wick, contains wax that has beenvaporizedbut that is unburnt.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Alcohol can bevaporizedby pouring it over dry ice in a narrow container and inhaling with a straw.
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