Thesaurus / liquefy
EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB
The only way of separating it out was to liquefy the gases by subjecting them to extreme cold.
INVENTIONS OF THE GREAT WARA. RUSSELL (ALEXANDER RUSSELL) BOND
Liquefy a tube of gelatine (or agar) by heat, pour it into a Petri dish, and allow it to solidify.
THE ELEMENTS OF BACTERIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUEJOHN WILLIAM HENRY EYRE
Any physical or chemical stimulus which can liquefy the lipoids causes cytolysis of the egg.
THE ORGANISM AS A WHOLEJACQUES LOEB
Rub the solids in a mortar until they liquefy, then add the oil of peppermint.
SECRETS OF WISE MEN, CHEMISTS AND GREAT PHYSICIANSWILLIAM K. DAVID
Given a sufficiently low temperature, therefore, it is the easiest gas to liquefy so far as pressure is concerned.
Sometimes it will be a mere froth that shows a disposition to liquefy, and cannot be piled up.
CHOICE COOKERYCATHERINE OWEN
It is difficult to liquefy, boiling at -155° under standard pressure, and is almost insoluble in water.
AN ELEMENTARY STUDY OF CHEMISTRYWILLIAM MCPHERSON
The blood of St. Januarius must liquefy whether the Saint is in the humor or not.
THE DOCTOR'S DILEMMA: PREFACE ON DOCTORSGEORGE BERNARD SHAW
The gas is readily liquefied, a pressure of six atmospheres serving to liquefy it at 0°.
AN ELEMENTARY STUDY OF CHEMISTRYWILLIAM MCPHERSON
Liquefy three tubes of nutrient agar—nutrose agar or the like.
THE ELEMENTS OF BACTERIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUEJOHN WILLIAM HENRY EYRE
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