gasified
- adjective
- /ˈɡæsɪfaɪd/
- Specialized
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gasificado
- To improve efficiency, the power plant uses gasified coal instead of solid coal.
Examples
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The new factory produces energy from gasified waste materials, converting them into clean fuel.
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The CO2 is absorbed on the coal that isn't gasified, so if you only gasify 1%, you can put the CO2 from that into the 99% that you didn't gasify.
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Why are such thick and shallow seams now regarded as being better gasified than mined?
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Why are such thick and shallow seams now regarded as being better gasified than mined?
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The remaining 30% of average demand can be satisfied with natural gas, biomass gas, gasified coal, and LFTR if indeed it is as good as they say.
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Scientists are researching methods to create gasified products that can replace traditional fuels.
Synonyms
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3.5
Change a liquid like water into gas by heating
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5.3
To change from a liquid into gas, usually by heating
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4.6
Being in the form of a gas rather than a liquid or solid
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7.0
To change something into gas by heating it or by a chemical reaction
Changed from a liquid into a gas, often by heating
A material that turns into a gas when heated
To turn a liquid or solid into gas when heat makes it rise into the air
Liquid like water that turns into gas because of heat
A thing that has changed directly from a solid to a gas without becoming liquid
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Etymology
Gasified comes from the simple word gas and the ending -ify, which means 'to make'. So gasified literally means 'made into a gas', which is why we use it when something is changed into vapor by heat or a chemical reaction.