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Verb calcine has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: calcine Part of Speech: verb Sense 1: (transitive) To subject a substance to intense heat, without melting it, in order to remove volatile matter or develop a desired physical or chemical change. Sample Sentence 1: The ore was calcined to extract the precious metals within. Sample Sentence 2: The chemist calcined the limestone to create quicklime for the experiment. Related Products: Part of Speech: verb Sense 2: (intransitive) To undergo the process of calcination. Sample Sentence 1: The metal ore will calcine at high temperatures in the furnace. Sample Sentence 2: The material began to calcine slowly as it was exposed to extreme heat. Related Products: Part of Speech: adjective Sense 1: Pertaining to or resulting from the process of calcination. Sample Sentence 1: The calcined clay was used as a binding agent in construction materials. Sample Sentence 2: The calcined product exhibited improved stability and hardness. Related Products: | |||||
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