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carbonising's Usage Examples:

Traditionally this is achieved by carbonising wood in a charcoal pile or kiln.

This distinction led to an activity known by the slang term "carbonising," whereby customers purchase a Rio Carbon, only to dismantle it and sell.

and grain drying plants, baling presses for scrap metals and complete carbonising plants, with 233 employees.

It represented workers employed in scouring and carbonising wool, fellmongery, and the processing of sheep hides into basil (tanned.

Town gas had traditionally been produced by carbonising (roasting) coal.

When operations were handed over to the municipal commissioners, coal carbonising plants were installed.

manufacturing plants of non-alcoholic beverages syrup areas, mixing and carbonising equipment are supplied.

re-emerged as the Coal Carbonisation Trust and their prospectus mentioned carbonising 1,000 tons [1,016 t or 1120 short tons] of coal per day yielding 11 cwt.

Vegetable matter can be removed chemically using sulphuric acid (carbonising).

Chairman David and MD Peter Michell set up a US"10 million scouring and carbonising plant at Suzhou in Jiangsu Province, China.

The former coal carbonising equipment was only used when coke (a by-product of the gasification process).

withdrawal from the European Union and on environmental issues by "de-carbonising capitalism".

The carbonising plant could handle up to 100 tonnes of coal per day, while its boilers.

Firstly, from the late 1950, a shift way from conventional carbonising plant for the production of town gas to chemical reforming using light.

Gas was made by roasting or carbonising coal which drove off a mixture of flammable gases, principally methane.

The new Glover-West vertical retort carbonising plant, with a capacity of 4,000,000 cu.

carbonising's Meaning':

unite with carbon

Synonyms:

heat; turn; heat up; carbonize; hot up; change state;

Antonyms:

cool; coldness; anestrus; unemotionality; curdle;