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liquid matter

Why would anyone think of putting a liquid substance in a bag?

Ceramics start as a fairly liquid substance, a kind of clay.

But the liquid substance collecting there might come from rain or a leaky water main.

It also have the ability to analyze any liquid substance that it's invisible to the naked eye.

Well, let's suppose for a moment that you want to separate two liquid substances using distillation process.

When more heat is added, the liquid substance evaporates and becomes a gas, which has no bonds at all.

When looking at when a liquid substance becomes solid, most people call this the freezing point.

He added that police had found evidence of a liquid substance which may have assisted the spread and intensity of the fire.

This liquid substance, said to have healing powers, fostered the growth of devotion to Nicholas.

Each island is surrounded by a liquid substance, beyond which is the next island.

Each lantern contained a small, burning fire, together with some liquid substance that Nicole assumed was the fuel.

This process is done by shooting sand materials and liquid substances down wells to fracture rocks that contain oil.

This liquid substance is the origin of all living things: the first giant Ymir was conceived from eitr.

The slightly cupped palms are turned to face the right, as if to continue scooping a liquid substance in the opposite direction (fig. 105).

The currency of the Ferengi is latinum, a liquid substance of extremely high value.

The laser actually ruptures fat cells, and the resulting liquid substance is then removed through a tiny incision in the skin.

Chemical handbooks have rather extensive lists of dipole moments that you can refer to for other liquid substances.

Liquid electricity is a fictional liquid substance that often appeared in comedy short films of the silent film era.

Both hands move then to the right of the body, with the palms slightly cupped and turned to the left, as if to scoop a liquid substance.

It is used to absorb an excess of liquid substances (such as ink or oil) from the surface of writing paper or objects.

The activities covered by financial assistance must include all forms of maritime pollution, especially pollution from hydrocarbons and dangerous liquid substances.

It was a liquid substance, and not some sort of projectile, as verified both by descriptions and the very name "liquid fire".

In an announcement a month later that has frequent travelers breathing a partial sigh of relief, airports lifted the complete ban on all liquid substances.

Essential oils are volatile liquid substances extracted from aromatic plant material by steam distillation or mechanical expression.

Intravenous therapy or IV therapy is the infusion of liquid substances directly into a vein.