sublimate

Still, dry ice sublimates, or turns directly into carbon dioxide gas.

In fact, I think it’s quite not, but I’m probably doing a whole lot of sublimating without knowing it.

I guess I’m thinking that if I’m sublimating, I’m not doing it well enough.

Also to ascertain whether a substance under examination will sublimate volatile matter of a certain appearance.

A grain of the sublimate in a pint or more of water, with a drachm of table-salt, will be found both mild and efficient.

Or if the sublimate be dissipated by the flame of oxidation, it gives a green color.

We say that "knocking" is a sign of the "sorehead" and we sublimate criticism by saying that "every knock is a boost."

It is, in fact, the rich yellow of this sublimate which has led artists to adopt it as one of their most valued pigments.

Now that they're out of their force field, they'll start to sublimate.

Upon charcoal, exposed to the blowpipe flame, the three metals are volatilized, and yield a sublimate upon the charcoal.