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Meanings of gaseous state in English
The state of matter distinguished from the solid and liquid states by: relatively low density and viscosity; relatively great expansion and contraction with changes in pressure and temperature; the ability to diffuse readily; and the spontaneous tendency to become distributed uniformly throughout any container.
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A siphoning system extracts the hydrogen, which is stored in its gaseous state.
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Matter exists in three states-thesolid state, the liquid state, and the gaseous state.
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I think you have already seen it-inthe gaseous state.
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The vehicle, hovering in the borderland, might be called in a visible but gaseous state.
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This conversion disengages as much heat as the passage from the liquid to the gaseous state had absorbed.
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I'm a physicist, and we're just going to discuss the solid as opposed to the liquid or gaseous state.
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Our planet earth has gradually evolved, perhaps out of a nebulous mass which existed at first in a gaseous state.
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In the gaseous state, as we have seen, the translational motion of the molecules is relatively enormous, the molecules being widely separated.
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In the gaseous state, therefore, we find gravity-bound matter becoming so far levity-bound that it assumes the property of actively expanding in space.
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Super-fast refrigeration can create "supercooled" gases, which stay in a gaseous state at temperatures that would normally turn them into liquid.
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Heating of the sea causes evaporation, by means of which water is changed from the liquid into the gaseous state, and absorbed into the atmosphere.
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'Simply compressing and condensing photosphere hydrogen into a stable gaseous state wouldn't generate that much heat,' Alkad said.
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"In addition to being highly corrosive," Kilvin said, "in its gaseous state the reagent is flammable.