- ages,
commonly likened to the
fragrance of
isopropyl alcohol without the
vaporous chemical astringency.
Ambergris has been
highly valued by
perfume makers...
- were once
living animals. He had
previously explained them in
terms of
vaporous exhalations,
which Persian polymath Avicenna modified into the
theory of...
- nonevaporative, vapid, vapidity, vapor, vaporescence, vaporescent, vaporific,
vaporous vari- vary
Latin variare bivariate, covariate, covariation, intervarietal...
-
appreciation for them. The
souls were
animated by the
filmmakers in a "
vaporous", "ethereal", and "non-physical" way.
Souls were
designed to
depict various...
-
eruption column. Base
surges are
caused by the
gravitational collapse of a
vaporous eruptive column, one that is
denser overall than a
regular volcanic column...
- iron's
melting point of 1538 °C (2800 °F or 1811 K).
Mercuric oxide becomes vaporous mercury near 550 °C (1022 °F or 823 K),
almost 600
degrees above mercury's...
-
effect that, by my thinking, has no
other origin than
being part of the
vaporous air that
surrounds the Earth, for some
reason thinner than usual, which...
- this new acid (then
known as
spirit of salt or
acidum salis)
released vaporous hydrogen chloride,
which was
called marine acid air. In the 17th century...
- Way)" (from
which the "UV" in the
residency name is derived), "cascading
vaporous rainbows"
danced across the screen,
according to Pollstar's Andy Gensler...
-
solvents (e.g., acetone, dichloromethane), but
nearly insoluble in water. In
vaporous form it
appears as a
canary yellow smoke.
Adamsite is
usually dis****d...
