liquefiable
liquefiable — 形容詞
- liquefiablepositive
- more liquefiablecomparative
- most liquefiablesuperlative
1. able to be changed from a solid or gas into a liquid form, usually by adding hea
可液化的
能藉加熱或加壓變成液體的
able to be changed from a solid or gas into a liquid form, usually by adding heat or pressure.
Most metals are liquefiable once the furnace reaches a high enough temperature.
只要熔爐溫度夠高，大多數金屬都是可液化的。
predicate adjective: X is liquefiable when [condition]
The factory cools natural gas until it becomes a clear, easily liquefiable fluid.
工廠把天然氣冷卻，直到它變成清澈、容易液化的流體。
collocation: easily liquefiable
Cooling makes the gas liquefiable, so the ship can carry it as a dense liquid.
冷卻會讓這種氣體變得可液化，因此船隻能把它當成濃稠的液體載運。
Candle wax is liquefiable at a low heat and pours easily into the mould.
蠟燭用的蠟在低熱度下就可液化，能輕鬆倒進模具裡。
The chemist proved the white powder was liquefiable by warming it gently over a flame.
這位化學家用火慢慢加熱，證明那種白色粉末是可液化的。
- solid
describes the unmelted state rather than the capacity to melt
用法筆記
Almost always used in technical writing about gases, metals, or other materials. Frequently paired with an adverb of degree (easily liquefiable) or a condition (liquefiable under pressure).