What is another word for efflorescence?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌɛfləɹˈɛsəns], [ ˌɛfləɹˈɛsəns], [ ˌɛ_f_l_ə_ɹ_ˈɛ_s_ə_n_s]
Synonyms for Efflorescence:
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n.
• anthesis • bloom • blossom • blossoming • efflorescence • flower- herb ,
- herbs ,
- perennials ,
- pompon ,
- pompons .
Other relevant words:
• blooming
• noun
- Filings ,
- Floweret ,
- Pulverulence ,
- Weathering ,
- accusation ,
- acme ,
- air pollution ,
- altitude ,
- apex ,
- bang ,
- better ,
- bill ,
- blizzard ,
- bloom of youth ,
- blooming ,
- blow ,
- blush ,
- boot ,
- bran ,
- brash ,
- bud ,
- burden ,
- care ,
- charge ,
- command ,
- commission ,
- crest ,
- crown ,
- crumb ,
- crystallisation ,
- crystallization ,
- crystallizing ,
- dermatitis ,
- developing ,
- development ,
- dust ,
- eczema ,
- effloresce ,
- elevation ,
- eruption ,
- extremum ,
- eyeshade ,
- fallout ,
- farina ,
- floret ,
- flour ,
- folding ,
- friability ,
- full bloom ,
- glow ,
- grade ,
- grit ,
- groat ,
- growth ,
- gush ,
- heat rash ,
- height ,
- hives ,
- hot flash ,
- hurry ,
- kick ,
- lint ,
- maturation ,
- meal ,
- meridian ,
- nettle rash ,
- ontogeny ,
- opening up ,
- outpouring ,
- period ,
- pinnacle ,
- place ,
- point ,
- powder ,
- powderiness ,
- prickly heat ,
- prime of life ,
- prime quantity ,
- rasping ,
- redness ,
- rosiness ,
- rush ,
- salad days ,
- sandiness ,
- sawdust ,
- skin eruption ,
- smut ,
- soot ,
- summit ,
- superlative ,
- thrill ,
- tip ,
- tiptop ,
- top ,
- unfolding ,
- vertex ,
- visor ,
- vizor .
- rash .
How to use "Efflorescence" in context?
Efflorescence is the presence of a substance that contributes to the beauty of a landscape or mineral deposit. Efflorescence is composed of water vapor, SO2, and sulfate ions. Sulfates are soluble in water and are released from the surface of rocks. The water vaporadsorbs the sun's rays, lifting the SO2 particles into the air. The sulfates and water molecules react to form H2S and SO3. The sulphur dioxide and salt ions bind to the water droplets, coating them with a thin film that protects them from rain and snow.
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