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molten

[mohl-tn] / ˈmoʊl tn /
ADJECTIVE
melted
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In deeper layers, high pressure keeps gases dissolved in the molten rock, but once that pressure decreases, these gases escape and create bubbles.

From Science Daily

The process is intense on another level: By the time Czeresko is cupping the molten glass, it is at about 2,000 degrees.

From New York Times

Their measurements allowed them to break down the chocolate-eating process into three stages: solid, molten and emulsion.

From Scientific American

In the back of The Boathouse, in the hotshop, Chihuly’s team of artisans brings his vision to fruition, spinning, blowing, pulling, twisting, rolling and flattening molten glass into a complex work of art.

From Seattle Times

I jogged briefly around the rim, stopping to contemplate the molten energy that shaped these highlands, and hoping for a nonfatal, but sizable, eruption.

From New York Times