exsiccative (Meaning)
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exsiccative (a.)
Tending to make dry; having the power of drying.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exsiccative
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exsiccative Sentence Examples
- The exsiccative properties of silica gel make it an excellent desiccant for preserving delicate materials.
- Using exsiccative agents, such as calcium chloride or magnesium sulfate, can help absorb and remove moisture from a contained environment.
- The hot and dry desert air acted as an exsiccative, causing my skin to feel parched and tight.
- During the drought, the soil became exsiccative, causing crops to wilt and die.
- The exsiccative effects of the harsh winds left the landscape arid and barren.
- Silica gel is commonly used as an exsiccative in packing materials to prevent moisture damage.
- Preserving historical documents requires storing them in exsiccative conditions to prevent deterioration.
- The exsiccative conditions in the laboratory were essential for maintaining the stability of the chemical compounds.
- Adding an exsiccative to the sealed container helped prevent the moisture buildup that could damage the electronic components.
- Desiccators, equipped with exsiccative agents, are used to create a dry environment for storing specimens and hygroscopic materials.
FAQs About the word exsiccative
Tending to make dry; having the power of drying.
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No antonyms found.
The exsiccative properties of silica gel make it an excellent desiccant for preserving delicate materials.
Using exsiccative agents, such as calcium chloride or magnesium sulfate, can help absorb and remove moisture from a contained environment.
The hot and dry desert air acted as an exsiccative, causing my skin to feel parched and tight.
During the drought, the soil became exsiccative, causing crops to wilt and die.
