Similar words: decarbonize, carbonization, decarbonization, carbonic, carbonite, decarbonise, carbonic acid, carboniferous. Meaning: ['kɑrbənaɪz /'kɑːb-] v. 1. unite with carbon 2. turn into carbon, as by burning.
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1. To burn to carbon; carbonize.
2. Running at low speed for too long might carbonize the spark plug.
3. This paper analyzes the cause of carbonize and freeze-thaw damage of concrete hydraulic structure, and provides corresponding measures to prevent them.
4. Arcing at the tower will carbonize the cable boot , which if it is connected to a new ignition coil, will cause the coil to fail.
5. Cemented carbides metal: Tungsten powder, carbonize tungsten, Cobalt powder, Molybdenum powder, pure tungsten, Cobalt nickel material, tungsten copper metal, etc.
6. Sometimes it is necessary to carbonize wool fibers or yarn before they are made into cloth.
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7. Once settled in an armchair, he took out a shortish but fairly carbonized pipe and began smoking.
8. The samples foam and expand during the combustion process, and they carbonize and extinguish right after being deviated from fire, without melting and dropping and with low smoking.
9. The effects of minerals (oxides) on coke microstructure are studied by adding 13 types of different oxides into coal to carbonize using optical microscopy and X-ray powder diffraction.
10. Its outstanding anti- rubs the additives ingredient, prevents to stick the anti- glide, causes the part glide accurate smooth, the gumming, does not carbonize, bears the lubrication.
11. Low power rate on the surface of heating tube. Medium does not scale, congeal, sinter or carbonize on the surface, and so is ideal heating element for viscous, and heat sensitive liquid medium.
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