transmutation [ˌtrænzmju:ˈteɪʃən, Am ˌtræns-] N form
1. transmutation (complete change):
- transmutation
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2. transmutation CHEM:
- transmutation
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At some point, he became able to control his transmutation to energy without relying upon his father's equipment.
en.wikipedia.org There appeared to be an upper limit to the size of matter, and the duration of its transmutation, but this was never made specific.
en.wikipedia.org This encouraged early evolutionary theories on the transmutation of species.
en.wikipedia.org From a waste management viewpoint, transmutation of actinides eliminates a very long-term radioactive hazard and replaces it with a much shorter-term one.
en.wikipedia.org While postnuptial agreements are generally subject to the same notice and recording rules as premarital agreements, the rules for transmutation agreements are slightly different.
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