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Atomizer
Atomizer At"om*i`zer ([a^]t"[u^]m*[imac]`z[~e]r), n.
One who, or that which, atomizes; esp., an instrument for
reducing a liquid to spray for disinfecting, cooling, or
perfuming.
Meaning of Atomizer from wikipedia
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atomic spectroscopy Atomization is
frequently used as a
synonym for
social alienation.
Atomizer (album), a 1986
album by Big
Black Atomizer (band), a British...
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brand of drum
machine and not an
actual person. Additionally,
Atomizer and all post-
Atomizer releases by the band do not
feature the TR-606,
instead opting...
- platform)
instead of from the tube wall in
order to
delay atomization until the gas
phase in the
atomizer has
reached a
stable temperature; use of a chemical...
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atomized to the
atomizer under low pressure.
Sometimes a low
hydrostatic pressure is adequate. The
spray generated by a
device like a
rotary atomizer...
- area), a
heating element/
atomizer, a microprocessor, a battery, and some of them have an LED
light on the end. An
atomizer consists of a
small heating...
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carbon fiber plate to
atomize pure
aluminum melted at a
temperature of 800°C. The
ultrasonic atomizer was also used to
atomize magnesium alloy, and metals...
- In chemistry, the
enthalpy of
atomization (also
atomisation in
British English) is the
enthalpy change that
accompanies the
total separation of all atoms...
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Atomism or
social atomism is a
sociological theory arising from the
scientific notion atomic theory,
coined by the
ancient Gr****
philosopher Democritus...
- A
spray nozzle or
atomizer is a
device that
facilitates the
dispersion of a
liquid by the
formation of a spray. The
production of a
spray requires the...
- same
direction as spra****
liquid atomizer, or counter-current,
where the hot air
flows against the flow from the
atomizer. With co-current flow, particles...