siphonage (Meaning)
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siphonage (n.)
The action of a siphon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of siphonage
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siphonage Sentence Examples
- The siphonage tube effectively transferred liquid from a higher to a lower elevation.
- The aquarium's siphonage system allowed for efficient waste removal and water replacement.
- The siphonage effect was utilized to drain the flooded basement without electricity.
- The gasoline siphonage hose was employed to extract fuel from a stranded vehicle.
- The principle of siphonage allowed the transfer of liquids even without a pump or external energy source.
- The siphonage system in the laboratory enabled the separation of clear liquids from their sediments.
- The siphonage process relies on atmospheric pressure to create a vacuum that propels the liquid.
- The siphonage technique is commonly used in winemaking to transfer wine from one vessel to another.
- The siphonage hose must be properly submerged to initiate the flow of liquid.
- The siphonage action can be stopped by breaking the vacuum or by introducing air into the system.
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The action of a siphon.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The siphonage tube effectively transferred liquid from a higher to a lower elevation.
The aquarium's siphonage system allowed for efficient waste removal and water replacement.
The siphonage effect was utilized to drain the flooded basement without electricity.
The gasoline siphonage hose was employed to extract fuel from a stranded vehicle.
