volatilisation

Noun

Meaning

volatilisation (countable and uncountable, plural volatilisations)

Alternative spelling of volatilization

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Examples

Nitrogen may also be leached from the soil if it is in the form of nitrate or lost to the atmosphere as ammonia due to a chemical reaction of ammonium with alkaline soil by way of a process called volatilisation. Source: Internet

The action of microbes on organic matter and minerals may be to free nutrients for use, sequester them, or cause their loss from the soil by their volatilisation to gases or their leaching from the soil. Source: Internet

Herbicides vary in their susceptibility to volatilisation. Source: Internet

Obviously, volatilisation also affects other substances, a commonplace example is water and ice. Source: Internet

While drifting or after drifting by volatilisation it can become vapor, gas. Source: Internet

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