decomposition <a decomposition; decompositions> N
electrochemical decomposition CHEM
- electrochemical decomposition
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electrolytic decomposition
- electrolytic decomposition CHEM
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- electrolytic decomposition CHEM
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sensitized decomposition
- sensitized decomposition CHEM
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- sensitized decomposition CHEM
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To speed up the decomposition process, fallen leaves can be shredded, for instance by using a rotary lawn mower.
en.wikipedia.org The fast decomposition of such deposits is considered a geohazard, due to its potential to trigger landslides, earthquakes and tsunamis.
en.wikipedia.org Dal described the work as illustrating the decomposition of a fruit dish.
en.wikipedia.org For fossilization to take place, the traces and remains of organisms must be quickly buried so that weathering and decomposition do not occur.
en.wikipedia.org Much of the complex character of aged vintage port comes from the continued slow decomposition of grape solids in each bottle.
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