- spray very finely; "atomize perfume"
- nuke: strike at with firepower or bombs; "zap the enemy"
- break up into small particles; "the fine powder had been atomized by air"
- (atomization) separating something into fine particles
- Atomization or Atomizer can refer to the following: * In atomic spectroscopy, the conversion of a vaporized sample into atomic components * An apparatus using an atomizer nozzle. * Atomizer (album), an album by Big Black * Atomizer (band), a British synthpop duo
- to separate into atoms; to make into a fine spray; to fragment (can be used metaphorically); to bomb with nuclear weapons
- (Atomized) A super fine mixture that appears to be smoke. Efficiently atomized gasoline looks like a white smoke but is highly volatile.
- (Atomization) Formation of tiny droplets of liquid as in the paint spraying process.
- (Atomization) The breaking up of finish particles through the tip of an air gun under pressure. A fine mist is created that lands on the surface and levels out to a smooth finish.
- (Atomization) The conversion of a liquid into a spray form of very fine droplets.
- (Atomization) The use of compressed air to break up (atomize) a spray texture at spray gun orifice/tip
- (Atomization) the process of producing atoms for the atomic absorption measurement. The atom-forming process usually requires a high temperature (except for cold-vapor Hg methods) which is produced by a flame or by electrical current flowing through a resistive medium.
- (Atomization) to treat as if broken up into many smaller units.
- Atomization is the mechanical process of changing a body of liquid into smaller droplets of the same liquid. Ideally, no state change occurs, so the resulting suspension of liquid particles is at the same temperature as the original liquid. See vaporization for lots more. ...
- (atomizing) refers to the conversion of molten metal, by a blast of air or inert gases, into tiny spheroidal droplets which form a powder on solidification
- v. To transform from a male cat to a female.
- The process of changing liquid to minute particles or a fine spray. The extent to which a spray gun breaks up paint into a fine mist, fog, or spray.
- The breaking-up of paint into fine particles or droplets by a paint gun using compressed air. (099)
- The reduction of a liquid to an ultra-fine spray using high pressure air, or with only high pressure as if found in airless sprayers.