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Значения термина hygroscopy на английском

русский
гидроскопичность
португальский
higroscopia
испанский
higrometria
каталонский
higrometria

Phenomenon of attracting and holding water molecules from the environment.

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        It is very hygroscopic, absorbing water with the evolution of hydrochloric acid.
        The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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        The hygroscopic tests of such aerogel composites demonstrate a reversible thermal insulation.
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        3
        The degree of wind, temperature, and hygroscopic conditions of the atmosphere.
        Surgical Experiences in South Africa, 1899-1900 / Being Mainly a...
        4
        Other authorities maintain earnestly that the hygroscopic soil-water is practically useless to plants.
        Dry-Farming : A System of Agriculture for Countries under a Low ...
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        This is probably when little more than the hygroscopic moisture remains.
        Dry-Farming : A System of Agriculture for Countries under a Low ...
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        However, the effect of secondary organic matter on the hygroscopicity of inorganic salts is still rarely studied.
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        2
        It does not keep for more than from ten to fifteen days, owing to the hygroscopicity of the iron compound.
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        The hygroscopicity of atmospheric particulate matter can determine its optical behaviors, cloud condensation nuclei activity, and heterogeneous chemical reaction on the surface.
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        Furthermore, the hygroscopicity parameters k derived from water-extracted SSA samples implied a reduction in the SSA hygroscopicity with increasing senescent status of phytoplankton.
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        The hygroscopicity of the sand of the coast of Jutland he found to be thirty-three per cent, by measure, or 21.5 by weight.
        The Earth as Modified by Human Action