His anger was reaching the boiling point, his new-found control quickly vanishing. |
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Travis read the tidbits of information as anger filled him to the boiling point. |
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Because the liquid nitrogen is already at its boiling point, it immediately, and very vigorously, boils. |
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Once at boiling point, lower to a simmer, cover and cook for about 25 minutes or until tender, then liquidise and check seasoning. |
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The four herbs are blended together and then brought to boiling point for ten minutes. |
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The boiling point of a substance is the temperature at which the liquid boils. |
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All the bulk of the liquid will eventually reach boiling point and the soup will boil and boil over. |
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Some of these alloys, which melt at temperatures even lower than the boiling point of water, are referred to as fusible alloys. |
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The rivalry came to a boiling point when the dueling divas finished the evening with an exhaustive dance-off. |
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Sidney Lumet's film is a thriller in the classic sense and slowly builds tension to boiling point. |
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The fire lit under the copper of cold water brought it to boiling point for the white washing. |
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My frustration with the entire situation has finally reached a boiling point. |
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Every time the rah-rah feeling in the country starts to wane, they come up with some way to get everyone to that boiling point again. |
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Radon condenses to a clear, colorless liquid at its boiling point and then freezes to form a yellow, then orangish red solid. |
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The flask is then heated to a temperature above the boiling point of the liquid. |
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His mind became a vast pressure cooker, simmering just below the boiling point. |
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The sick result of the government's policy is to increase the pressures in such families to boiling point, leading in some cases to violence. |
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Portable gas rings hissed into life and soon gallons of spring water reached boiling point. |
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The tax cuts planned for Tuesday's budget are certain to send an already overheated economy to boiling point. |
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The boiling point of an alcohol is always higher than the hydrocarbon from which it is derived. |
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Do not heat the acid to the boiling point, as boiling is not effervescence. |
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The can is then heated in an autoclave, which allows the contents to be heated well above boiling point. |
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The milk, unskimmed, should be heated in a double boiler just to the boiling point, but not long enough for a film to form on the top. |
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A mother hit boiling point after going more than six weeks without hot water or central heating. |
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Strictly speaking a gas is a substance at a temperature above its boiling point. |
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That restricts its operating temperature to below the boiling point of water. |
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The next time something is pushing you to the boiling point, stop and think before you lose your cool and blow up. |
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Salt when dissolved in water lowers the freezing point and raises the boiling point. |
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The good doctor's role seems to be to push Dave to the boiling point, allowing him to vent all the pent-up anger within his repressed soul. |
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This move will just add to the pressure, and our collective psyche will reach boiling point. |
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Public anger reached boiling point when, in March 2001, it announced plans to close up to 10 schools. |
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Such properties include the lowering of vapor pressure, the elevation of boiling point, and the lowering of freezing point and osmotic pressure. |
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The group will be entering a country where political tensions threaten to reach boiling point, with looming elections and bitter infighting. |
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Deliberately leading a herd to a neighbor's land was outrageous, and talking about it brought his anger to the boiling point. |
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Neon, because it has such a low boiling point, doesn't liquefy with the other gases but hovers above the liquid air and can be removed. |
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Propellants are liquefied gasses which have a low boiling point and vapor pressure high enough to expel the concentrate from the container. |
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Tensions reached a boiling point when Linda stormed out of an ethnographer's meeting. |
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Evaporation is the change from liquid to vapor phase at a temperature below the boiling point of the liquid. |
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An azeotrope is a mixture with a constant boiling point that cannot be separated by distillation. |
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As molecular mass increases, for example, the boiling point of a liquid will also increase. |
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Due to the presence of a dipole, a polar molecule shows greater intermolecular forces and hence affects its vapor pressure, boiling point, enthalpy of vaporization, and solubility. |
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The boiling point of a liquid depends on both temperature and pressure. |
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The melting and freezing point of a liquid are always the same temperature, the boiling point and the condensation point are also at a characteristic temperature. |
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The principle of making wine by distillation is to continuously heat the dreggy wine to its boiling point so as to evaporate the alcoholic ingredient. |
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How should I handle this? — Anonymous I sense you're at the boiling point, my friend. |
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It was about a group of seven friends, all baby-boomer yuppies, all at the boiling point of adulthood. |
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The temperature of the water itself remains steady at the boiling point, no matter how high the flame is underneath it. |
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In some of the cases the link is more explicit, in others, given that we are at the boiling point, anything will trigger unrest. |
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The pressure of the tank at the beginning of the test shall be between 0 MPa and 0,01 MPa at the boiling point of hydrogen in the inner tank. |
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Turning her head in disgust, her anger at the boiling point, she made a heroic effort to calm down. |
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Use a deep fryer that is equipped with a thermostat when cooking with fat that is at the boiling point. |
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The low inflammability and very high boiling point of these compounds make them excellent insulators for electrical processes. |
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Global tensions have reached boiling point as the U. S. and North Korea square off in the South China Sea. |
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The emission of smoke: As the wood heats up above the boiling point of water, it starts to smoke. |
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Liquids, such as water, coffee, or tea are able to be overheated beyond the boiling point without appearing to be boiling. |
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Due to its high boiling point and excellence solvent power NMP exceeds and improves the properties of high temperature bake coatings. |
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So we must learn to detect early signs of conflict and have the courage to address the problem before it reaches its boiling point. |
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Evaporation: the contact of calories taken from the environment, the refrigerant due to its low boiling point of liquid turns into steam. |
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Thus preventing the cooling water from freezing and increasing the boiling point. |
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The well-defined boiling point interval means that the product could also be of interest in other types of printing inks than just for newsprint. |
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Tin stabilizers, whether liquids or solids, are high boiling point materials and therefore have low volatility. |
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If the melting point is below this temperature and the boiling point is above it then the chemical is a liquid at standard temperature and pressure. |
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At the temperature where the vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to the atmospheric pressure, the liquid is said to be at its normal boiling point. |
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At first glance, it would appear that, with zero set at the freezing point of water at sea level and 100 at the boiling point, the centigrade scale is logical and obvious. |
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I could feel a maddening mixture of emotions percolating inside of me, and I had the distinct, ill-omened feeling that everything was going to rush to a boiling point tonight. |
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It was the boiling point of tensions that Nigeria had seen bubble over for years. |
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The Iranian and Hezbollah intervention in Syria this spring has exacerbated the tensions to the boiling point. |
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At times, this game reached boiling point but thankfully never boiled over and at the end of the sixty or so minutes, a draw was the fairest result. |
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The issue should have been decisively dealt with some time ago, rather than having been allowed to simmer until it reached boiling point, as appears to be the case right now. |
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The simmering social tensions reached boiling point when two young men were shot and killed after hundreds of workers were involved in a blockade of the city's major roads. |
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Way back, before I was born, there was a situation that brewed to a boiling point in California and created a very bizarre segment of American history. |
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The Police this week called off a community meeting before it began, as it appeared that emotions had reached boiling point and could spill over into violence. |
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I was about to see Acorn Antiques the musical and had gone with my friend Mouse who is the only person I know whose excitement levels can reach boiling point. |
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An ownership battle followed, reaching a boiling point earlier this year when he issued eviction notices to the residents without any prior warning. |
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Agar-agar gels are unique in withstanding temperatures near boiling point. |
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In the postscript of the Steam Engineer's Guide, Evans noted that drawing a vacuum on water reduces its boiling point and cools it. |
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The boiling point is the temperature at which the vapor pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure around the water. |
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So you've got this crazy, dynamic personality at boiling point. |
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This 10°C boiling point elevation is desirable for summer driving. |
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I guess some are beginning to wonder whether a few even though passionate but poorly equipped Canadians are going to be able to rectify a situation that has been more than 600 years to the boiling point. |
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Question was to determine boiling point of the American public. |
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Digested read, digested: Fashion at boiling point. |
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Ingushetia itself is close to boiling point. |
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To a solution of the compound 3, in of glacial acetic acid at the boiling point, four drops of hydrobromic acid were added. |
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For liquids, 'volatility' is the key determinant and the user needs the boiling point, or the vapour pressure at a stated temperature, and the process temperature. |
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Recorded in New York with LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy, it opens with a limber strut, all undulating bass and Win Butler's breathy vocals, before briefly rising to boiling point and then simmering back down again. |
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Theresa is using Scottishinspired recipes including cullen skink, bridies, stew and tatties as appetite for the hit show reaches boiling point. |
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The heat of vaporization of any pure substance is the amount of heat required to change a unit mass of that substance, once brought to the boiling point, from liquid to gas. |
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He also determined with remarkable precision how the boiling point of water varied as a function of atmospheric pressure. |
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The boiling point of water can be used to illustrate the importance of hydrogen bonds in living systems. |
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Our warehousing and storage facility's over approximately 3,00,000 Square feet ensure excellent maturity of the rice kernel, thereby resulting in uniform platability and fluffiness at boiling point. |
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When it is almost at boiling point, remove from heat. |
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Distillation to separate out compounds with a low boiling point. |
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Any hydrocarbon with, at standard conditions for pressure, a boiling point lower or equal to 250 °C and having at least one aromatic nucleus in its developed structural formula. |
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Acetophenone was selected as a solvent due to a higher boiling point and better compatibility than toluene. |
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García, meanwhile, was at the boiling point. |
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Watt was also aware of the change in the boiling point of water with pressure. |
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By using slush with the cryogen cooled to the triple point instead of the boiling point continuousboil-off losses can be avoided. |
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As NAFTA-gate reaches a boiling point it seems very clear to Canadians that the Prime Minister's chief of staff, Ian Brodie, deliberately leaked sensitive diplomatic conversations to CTV journalists. |
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Because of this, the boiling point of water is lower at lower pressure and higher at higher pressure. |
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It can be used with wine, oil, syrups, volatile products such as alcohol, acetone and other solvents, or with products at temperatures close to boiling point. |
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The specific mixture of hydrocarbons gives a fuel its characteristic properties, such as boiling point, melting point, density, viscosity, etc. |
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Some cosolvents like iso-propanol can form an azeotrope with water to lower the mixtures total boiling point temperature and therefore evaporation of water is aided. |
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Heat to just below boiling point, then reduce the heat, add the Earl Grey tea bag and poach the plums, turning them once, for 15-20 minutes or until they are soft. |
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He proposed that the zero point of his temperature scale, being the boiling point, would be calibrated at the mean barometric pressure at mean sea level. |
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Those reached boiling point when 120 black workers employed in the sugar refineries and oilcake mills were sacked because whites refused to work alongside them. |
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The heat of vaporization of each individual compound is approximately related to the boiling point by an empirical value called Trouton's constant. |
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As one moves from primary to secondary to tertiary alcohols with the same backbone, the hydrogen bond strength, the boiling point, and the acidity typically decrease. |
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