detoxifier
- noun
- /dɪˈtɑksɪˌfaɪər/
- Specialized
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desintoxicante
- As a result, the controller compares what exists in the model with process variables measured in the steam detoxifier and then alters the system as required through distributed-control microprocessors.
- steam detoxifier
Examples
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If all computers fail, system components are shut down by a hard-wired failsafe system where process temperatures are calculated based on the voltage coming from thermocouples mounted in the steam detoxifier.
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Many people use detoxifiers like clay or charcoal to cleanse their systems.
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You know, radishes are a blood detoxifier.
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Safety systems built into the Synthetica Steam Detoxifier guard against component failures.
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What's more is that it is an excellent detoxifier because it mops up cyanide and is therefore a perfect option for people who are trying to quit smoking.
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The Steam Detoxifier uses superheated steam to convert medical waste into a nontoxic vapor and a dry solid residue.
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The Synthetica Steam Detoxifier developed by Synthetica Technologies Inc. of Richmond, Calif., also uses an automated handling system to receive waste.
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ILLUSTRATION: The Synthetica Steam Detoxifier system uses superheated steam in an evaporator and an exotic-alloy high-temperature detoxification reactor to destroy all types of medical waste.
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Green tea is known as a natural detoxifier due to its antioxidant properties.
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The herbal formula acts as a detoxifier, helping the body eliminate harmful substances.
Synonyms
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3.5
A machine that cleans water or air by removing harmful substances
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5.5
A substance or device that reduces harm
A person or thing that removes unwanted parts to make something clean
How Effective
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171
5.3
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1
5.5
- Specialized
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3.5
139
2.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Detoxifier comes from de- 'remove' and toxin 'poison', a root you also see in the common word toxic, and the ending -ifier makes it 'a thing that does the action'. So a detoxifier can be a substance or device that removes toxins from a system, like a water filter that cleans harmful chemicals.