rarification (Meaning)
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rarification (n.)
See Rarefaction.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rarification
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rarification Sentence Examples
- The rarefaction of gases in high altitudes affects the oxygen availability for human respiration.
- The rarification of air inside a vacuum chamber creates a low-pressure environment for scientific experiments.
- The combustion process involves the rarification of reactants as they are converted into products.
- The rarification of blood vessels in the brain can lead to reduced blood flow and potential stroke.
- The gradual rarification of the atmosphere on Mars has contributed to its current thin atmosphere.
- The rarification of gases in a vacuum tube allows for the passage of electrons.
- The rarification of air in a high-altitude aircraft cabin necessitates the use of supplemental oxygen for passengers.
- The rarification of dust particles in a cleanroom environment helps minimize contamination.
- The rarification of plasma in a nuclear fusion reactor enables the confinement of high-temperature ions.
- The study of rarification phenomena has applications in fields such as astrophysics, vacuum technology, and combustion engineering.
FAQs About the word rarification
See Rarefaction.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rarefaction of gases in high altitudes affects the oxygen availability for human respiration.
The rarification of air inside a vacuum chamber creates a low-pressure environment for scientific experiments.
The combustion process involves the rarification of reactants as they are converted into products.
The rarification of blood vessels in the brain can lead to reduced blood flow and potential stroke.
