Words and phrases that have a meaning related to vapour: (151 results)
Often used in the same context:
ventilation system, vitalizer, vapor, hand lotion, atmospheric pressure, atomiser, nerve agent, deodorization, static electricity, bathroom cleaner, coppertone, methylated spirit, activated carbon, alkyd, heating pad, odour, phytomer, sulphur dioxide, purifier, absorbant, macerator, paper towel, syphon, permanganate, denatured alcohol, evaporative cooler, vaporisation, mercaptans, teint, ionisation, staple gun, vacuum pump, greengage, steriliser, blow moulding, antifouling, handwash, induction heating, exhaust system, coffee maker, nitriding, diathermy, nightglow, trisodium phosphate, electrothermal, butyl, fuel injection, tritiated, formamide, alternating current, humectant, degrease, supplex, fast reactor, fluorometer, spectro, malt extract, flocculant, ambient, sleeving, enamelling, hand cream, vacuum distillation, cold sore, degumming, phenolic resin, repellence, towelette, low temperature, charcoal grey, juice extractor, toilet tissue, exothermic reaction, millimetre, convector, pastille, rubberlike, solarization, rust inhibitor, titrator, prewash, aluminum chloride, isopropyl, peroxides, phosphide, cardiography, thymol, cold cathode, quencher, freshener, vaporizer, projection screen, dentifrice, ammonium carbonate, artificial skin, aqualung, vitalic, buzz off, pneu, wick, face mask, mandragora, vapors, vapours, liquid, smoke, mist, fume, gas, dust, ash, cloud, froth, gauze, haze, ink, mercury, mud, paint, steam, fuzz, highpressure, pressure, lowpressure, coolant, suction, arc, cooling, droplet, helium, inlet, permeate, co2, condensate, discharge, oxygen, pressurized, saturation
More specific:
clouding, clouding up, smoking, water vapor, water vapour
More general:
phase change, phase transition, state change, suspension
Synonyms:
Also try:evaporation, vaporization
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