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volatilization
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volatilization /vol·a·til·iza·tion/ (vol″ah-til-ĭ-za´shun) conversion into vapor or gas without chemical change.
vol·a·til·i·za·tion (vl-tl--zshn)
n.
See evaporation.
volatilization [vol″ah-til-ĭ-za´shun]
conversion into a vapor or gas without chemical change.
volatilization
conversion into a vapor or gas without chemical change.
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