Sentences with phrase «vaporized water»

White smoke is usually vaporized water: be it condensed on the exhaust and let out through the first minutes of running or even leaked in coolant.

Espresso is forced hot pressurized and vaporized water through the best ground Kona.

«LCROSS is planned to impact into the moon and see if they can vaporize any water ice and then detect the vapor plume.»

That's hot enough not only to vaporize water but also to melt lead.

Vaporizing water leaves behind unattractive soap and mineral deposits, as well as water spots.

Laser energy instantly vaporizes the water found in tissues, allowing it to «cut» or essentually remove an extremely small area of tissue.

The CO2 laser produces an invisible beam of intense light that vaporizes the water normally found in the skin and other soft tissue.

The other thing about water vapor of course is that more energy is required to vaporize water than to raise its temperature somewhat.

Note: Heat content of combustible energy forms can be expressed in terms of either gross heat content (higher or upper heating value) or net heat content (lower heating value), depending upon whether or not the available heat energy includes or excludes the energy used to vaporize water (contained in the original energy form or created during the combustion process).

Energy goes into making steam, vaporizing water, warming oceans, warming rocks, photosynthesis, and 1000,0000 more things.

By draping black, carbon - dipped paper in a triangular shape and using it to both absorb and vaporize water, they have developed a method for using sunlight to generate clean water with near - perfect efficiency.

Not exact matches

The sun will shine through the plastic, warming the water below and causing it to slowly vaporize, leaving salt and other contaminants behind.

Ask most people what they know about Minnesota and they're quick to mention the cold and unforgiving winters that can vaporize boiling water into a fine mist of snow in seconds.

In order to attain qualitative transformation, reason must ramify, quantify, multiply, just as a seed in the ground must grow and swell to its full size before it becomes «transformed» into a seedling, or water increased to boiling point before it vaporizes.

As to land and water on earth one theory holds that the earth was covered with water 3,000 meters deep when it was hit by large object that vaporized the surface leaving but a thin atmosphere and some water.

Very first, sake is made up of alcohol, which vaporizes more rapidly than water, so it is going to produce bubbles highly fast, and secondly, by carbonating it, we're making even more bubbles.

Require frequent cleaning to avoid germs — Because they do not have a filter and don't use boiling water, ultrasonic humidifiers lack some of the germ - busting abilities of evaporative and vaporizing humidifiers.

The hydrogen - bearing material is volatile (easily vaporized), and may be in the form of water molecules (two hydrogen atoms bound to an oxygen atom) or hydroxyl molecules (an oxygen bound to a hydrogen) that are loosely bound to the lunar surface.

Later, other kinds of meteorites and comets, vaporizing on impact, brought water to our planet, along with additional carbon and nitrogen.

«We have also found that a half - metre thick coating of organic - rich material could have protected a water - ice - rich comet - like interior from vaporizing when the object was heated by the sun, even though it was heated to over 300 degrees centigrade.»

The latter approach involves mixing water with nanoparticles that heat up quickly when exposed to sunlight, vaporizing the surrounding water molecules as steam.

As it darts for sugar water on the other side, it rapidly flaps its wings, flying through a laser - illuminated fog of vaporized olive oil particles.

Myhrvold's irreverent advice was just one of the cutting - edge food science and cooking tips that he shared during his talk, all the while dazzling the audience with film clips of wine glasses shattering, orange zest vaporizing, and a kernel of popcorn exploding in slow motion (as illustration of the kernel's «structural failure» to illustrate how water in food can become a «steam rocket» as the latent heat of the water builds up).

Water in the soft tissues of your body vaporizes, causing gross swelling, though the tight seal of your skin would prevent you from actually bursting apart.

Comets are surrounded by a huge cloud of atomic hydrogen because water (H2O) vaporizes from the icy nucleus, and solar ultraviolet light breaks it apart into hydrogen and oxygen.

The team used interferometric ultrafast velocimetry and pyrometry to characterize the optical properties of the shocked compressed water and determine its thermodynamic properties during the brief 10 - 20 nanosecond duration of the experiment, before pressure release waves decompressed the sample and vaporized the diamonds and the water.

When the slick gets too thin to insulate the vaporizing oil from the cold water underneath, the flames go out.

Water can be kept liquid, for example, at temperatures more than 300 degrees Fahrenheit above its boiling point, because it needs a onetime injection of energy to start vaporizing.

According to computer models, such a collision would have created searingly high temperatures that would have vaporized all the water, which is a big reason why scientists were so certain that the moon was dry.

«The primary goal of the Kepler mission was to answer the question, When you look up in the night sky, what fraction of the stars that you see have Earth - size planets at lukewarm temperatures so that water would not be frozen into ice or vaporized into steam, but remain a liquid, because liquid water is now understood to be the prerequisite for life,» Marcy said.

Scientists have extrapolated from those successful searches that billions of planets exist in the «habitable zones» of their stars — close enough to be warmed by their suns and far enough away to keep water and biological life from being vaporized.

When you throw boiling water into the air, it splits into tiny droplets that vaporize quickly.

«If you heated up a pot of water, no matter how hot, even if you vaporized it at a million degrees, it would still not be as hot as the electrons in the laser.»

Had comets, asteroids, or meteorites delivered Earth's water, the energy of such impacting bodies would have vaporized the transported water, leading to a runaway greenhouse on Earth, that would have made life on Earth permanently impossible.

Any water (liquid or ice) that close to the Sun would vaporize and be blown by the solar wind to the outer reaches of the solar system, a as we see happening with water vapor in the tails of comets.

Over time, the planet could have migrated inward into a closer orbit and melted into a water world that vaporized into a steamy atmosphere.

Meanwhile, a different physical process in the comet's smooth mid-section was causing water ice to vaporize and flow through porous material to escape as a cloud of water vapor at the same time (NASA news release, and page on «fluffy snowballs;» David Shiga, New Scientist, November 18, 2010; and Astronomy Picture of the Day).

Much of the water launched by the fountains of the great deep would have vaporized and slowly formed a thin disk of water vapor aligned with the ecliptic and eventually extending beyond Neptune.

As an alien sun blazes through its death throes, it is apparently vaporizing a surrounding swarm of comets, releasing a huge cloud of water vapor.

The heat of shower water can cause chemicals to vaporize and be released into the air at higher amounts than they are even present in the water itself.

This type of filtration reduces large particles like minerals and heavy metals but does not remove endocrine disruptors or VOCs since they vaporize at equal or lower temps that water and rise with the steam.

This filtration approach heats water enough to vaporize it and then condenses the steam back into water.

When raw phosphate ore is processed into water - soluble phosphate via chemical reaction with sulfuric acid, large amounts of fluoride are vaporized into the air which can contaminate surrounding land with toxic fluoride in the form of hydrogen fluoride and silicon tetrafluoride.

When this water is vaporized a white dust can form, a kind of residue that can build up inside your living space.

Consideration of the energy flows necessary to increase temperature of the surface and troposphere and to vaporize the additional water provides no reason to think that the bias is negligible.

A few things are unequivocal, perhaps (doubling from the present concentration of CO2 will take 140 years [give or take]; the idea that the changes in climate since 1880 have been in the aggregate beneficial; it takes more energy to vaporize a kg of water than to raise its temperature by 1K; ignoring the energy cost of water and latent heat transport [in the hydrologic cycle] leads to equilibrium calculations overestimating the climate sensitivity), but most are propositions that I think need more research, but can't be refuted on present evidence.

Hence, the energy returned to the surface is less than the energy expended to vaporize the surface water.

Now one could argue that an impact of that sort, onto either the open waters of the St. Lawrence or the Laurentide ice sheet, could have vaporized a good deal of water and ice, thus creating a large tsunami that funneled up the St. Lawrence and then broke through to glacial Lake Vermont, and then set off a chain of events that lead to the draining of Lake Vermont and Lake Agassiz, and that could very well satisfy the proxy evidence in the Younger Dryas boundary layer.

The particles used in the system heat up so rapidly that the water is instantly vaporized into steam, as the particles can be activated by not just visible sunlight, but also by shorter wavelengths that are invisible to the human eye.

So a ocean water thousand of meters deep, if vaporized make makes massive atmosphere and make the surface pitch black, without even considering the clouds reflecting light.