Sentence examples for condensate from inspiring English sources
The word 'condensate' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to a substance that results from condensation, or the process of converting a vapor or gas into a liquid. For example: "The condensate from the air conditioner collected in the drip pan below."
noun
A liquid that is the product of condensation of a gas, i.e. of steam.
If a liquid containing ethyl alcohol is heated to a temperature above 78.5 °C but below 100 °C and the vapour coming off the liquid is condensed, the condensate will have a higher alcohol concentration, or strength.
The earliest stills were composed simply of a heated closed container, a condenser, and a receptacle to receive the condensate.
The administration has also exempted a kind of ultra-light crude called condensate from the export ban.Enterprise Products Partners, a pipeline firm, has recently agreed two condensate export contracts for 1.2m barrels a month.
Borders & Southern, which found gas condensate south of the islands in 2012, is also currently searching for a partner to put more holes into the shelf.
And, by reducing the power of their lasers while the condensate was forming, they allowed rapid evaporative cooling.
Their data showed that the speed of part of the condensate exceeded the speed of sound, and they had therefore made an acoustic event horizon.The next step is to look for Hawking phonons.
Their tool, the Bose-Einstein condensate, is a superchilled soup of matter that can be created only when the temperature is near absolute zero.
On December 14th one bitter dispute appeared resolved when Kazakhstan secured a 10% stake in the vast oil and gas-condensate field at Karachaganak.
But if the sound emanating from Dr Steinhauer's condensates is what he thinks it is, it would show that Dr Hawking's sums were correct, and the pair of them, presumably accompanied by Dr Unruh, might yet find themselves enjoying a Scandinavian winter break.
Just to prove that his atoms really were acting as single waves, Dr Ketterle made two condensates at the same time, and allowed them to merge, thus creating ripple-like interference patterns of the sort that might be seen if two stones were thrown simultaneously into the same pond.The usefulness of Bose-Einstein condensates is debated.
Nor are Bose-Einstein condensates necessarily the next transistors.
