irradiating
Meaning
of Irradiate
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It is no of so much consequence what you say, as how you say it. Memorable sentences are memorable on account of some single irradiating word.
In 1955, mendelevium was synthesized by irradiating a target consisting of about 10 9 atoms of 253 Es in the 60-inch cyclotron at Berkeley Laboratory.
Denoël, 1989, p. 160 Mixed with yellow, it gains in warmth and becomes orange, which imparts an irradiating movement on its surroundings.
It may seem reasonable to assume that irradiating food might lead to radiation-tolerant strains, similar to the way that strains of bacteria have developed resistance to antibiotics.
The classic induction of a lysogen involved irradiating the infected cells with UV light.
When irradiating food, all other chemicals occur in a lower or comparable frequency to other food processing techniques.