diffusibility of gas
- noun
- Specialized
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difusibilidad del gas
- Temperature strongly influences the diffusibility of gas in liquids.
Examples
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The diffusibility of gas is crucial in understanding how pollutants spread.
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The diffusibility of gas is an important factor in respiratory physiology.
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Scientists study the diffusibility of gas when designing air filtration systems.
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Can you explain the diffusibility of gas in liquids?
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Researchers examine the diffusibility of gas to improve medical inhalation therapies.
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The diffusibility of gas plays a key role in how fragrances mix in the air.
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In physics, the diffusibility of gas can affect the outcomes of experiments involving pressure changes.
Synonyms
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Movement of particles from a crowded area to a less crowded area
How easily a liquid or gas spreads from where there is more of it to where there is less
The speed at which heat or particles spread through a material
How Easily
Surface Forms
Morphology
diffusibility + of + gas
The phrase is fully compositional: 'diffusibility' (the ability to diffuse) combined with 'of gas' directly yields 'the ability of a gas to spread or disperse'. This follows standard noun-of-noun patterns and is cross-linguistically transparent, so a B1 learner who knows the constituent words can infer the meaning, despite its technical register.
Etymology
Diffusibility of gas gives a simple image: tiny bits of gas spreading out like perfume filling a room, and diffusibility is how easily that spreading happens. So, it means the 'ability of a gas to spread or mix into another substance'.