liquefiable

Meanings

• The ability of a substance to be converted into a liquid state at or near room temperature.

  - "Water is a liquefiable substance that turns into a liquid state at room temperature."
  - "Oil is another liquefiable substance that can be converted into a liquid state and used for various purposes."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with liquefiable
liquor , sequel , voracious

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Homophones

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1. liquor, litigator, liter, litter
   

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Variants

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indefinabilities , indefinability , indefinable , indefinableness , indefinablenesses , indefinables , indefinably

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Forms

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liquefiable (adj.), liquefaction (n.), liquefy (v.)

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Etymology

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From the Latin word 'liquefacere' which means 'to make liquid' or 'to melt'.

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Related Concepts

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1. Thixotropy: Thixotropy is a property of certain materials, particularly liquids, that exhibit a reversible change in their viscosity when subjected to shear stress. In the case of thixotropic liquids, they may exhibit a gel-like consistency when at rest or under low shear stress. However, when subjected to higher shear stress, such as during agitation or pouring, the thixotropic liquid may quickly transition to a more fluid state, with a reduced viscosity. This reversible change in viscosity makes thixotropic liquids particularly interesting for various industrial and scientific applications, including as rheological agents, as suspending agents for pigments and fillers, as thickening agents for food and cosmetic products, and even as model systems for studying complex physical and chemical phenomena.

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Culture

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Liquefiable substances have been used throughout history for various purposes. Water, for instance, has been used for irrigation, transportation, and even as a weapon. Oil, on the other hand, has been used as a fuel for transportation, as a raw material for the production of various chemicals and plastics, and even as a source of heat for cooking and heating homes.

How to Memorize "liquefiable"

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   - Imagine a clear glass of water sitting on a table. Now imagine gently stirring the water with a spoon, creating a series of gentle ripples on the surface of the water. As the water continues to be stirred, the ripples gradually dissipate, leaving the surface of the water calm and still. Now imagine the water coming to a complete stop, becoming a solid, gel-like substance. This is an example of a thixotropic substance, a material that exhibits a reversible change in its viscosity when subjected to shear stress. Thixotropic substances are particularly interesting for various industrial and scientific applications, including as rheological agents, as suspending agents for pigments and fillers, as thickening agents for food and cosmetic products, and even as model systems for studying complex physical and chemical phenomena.

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