gaseous

This standard is pure distilled water for liquids and solids, and atmospheric air for gaseous bodies and vapours.

It was a gaseous, flaming world where matter and energy mingled as one substance.

There is little doubt that the fuel employed in the future by the successful brick manufacturer must be in the gaseous form.

The same objections apply to gaseous poisons, except that to them the property of diffusion would be admitted.

At the planet's surface, the total energy of an infinitesimally small portion of the gaseous mass is proportional to that mass.

The reason of departure is very obvious: a gunpowder explosion and a gaseous explosion differ in very important practical points.

Gaseous mixtures of this kind have been made, more or less intentionally, for a long time past.

Because it is occupied with gaseous vapours, derived from the tallow, which have not yet ignited.

A mixture of nitrogen and hydrogen when treated similarly forms ammonia, a gaseous compound of nitrogen and hydrogen.

What can be done with champagne itself, much more with soda-water, when the gaseous spirit is fled!