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It's covered with water to absorb the radiation.
Crucial part of the water load is the ceramic window cooled with demineralised water to absorb the RF power.
With the primary containment vessel of reactor 1 still too full of steam, the radical decision was made to flood it with sea water to absorb the heat.
The fired gun recoiled until it struck the piston rod, driving the piston into the cylinder against a body of water to absorb the shock.
The light was filtered through a 2.5 cm glass cuvette filled with water to absorb heat at 5 cm of lamp.
There are also provisions in the London Protocol, which forbids ocean seeding – another form of geoengineering, which aims to increase the capacity of sea water to absorb CO2.
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Paludiculture – which can be as simple as as planting water reeds to absorb excess nutrients from water bodies – is a win-win for environmentalists, maintaining a robust carbon sink and threatened peatlands in countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia.
water has to absorb 4,184 Joules of heat for the temperature of one kilogram of water to increase 1 degree celsius (°C).
Two glasses of water, believed to absorb evil spirits, were placed in front of him.
Melting sea ice in the Arctic has left vast expanses of dark open water available to absorb the sun's energy.
To use, run it under some water, squeeze to absorb, then ring out.
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