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Translation for 'ebullition' from English to French

ebullition

effusion {f} de sentiments [souvent les effusions]

ebullition [fig.] [outburst]

éruption {f} [fig.]

• ébullition {f} = boiling (point)
• point d'ébullition = boiling point <B.P., BP, b.p., bp>
• arriver à ébullition = to come to a boil [Am.]

• The most well-known problem that can be avoided with proper heat-up is the dry-out spalling, which is often the result of excessive pressurization of entrapped steam after heating above the ebullition point of water.
• In early 1990, the former "Maximumrocknroll" columnist started Ebullition Records with contributions from Sonia Skindrud (writer of the zine "Exedra") and Brent Stephens (member of Downcast).
• Archaeologists concluded that the skull was boiled and that it cracked due to the ebullition of the brain mass.
• A split record on Ebullition Records between the two bands was released in time for the tour, along with a 7-inch of their early recordings and a four-way split 11-inch with Death to Tyrants, Wasteland and Daniel Striped Tiger which was recorded live at Dead Air.
• Operators then gathered the resulting powder and transported it to be concentrated by ebullition in the boiler plant.

• As Kent McClard recounts on the Ebullition website, the band's popularity grew only a couple of years after their demise at the end of 1995.
• The album was released in 2002 through Ebullition Records.
• Ebullition refers to the sudden release of bubbles of methane into the air.
• Evaporation under vacuum also reduces the severity of bumping and violent ebullition.
• These papers identified methane ebullition from thermokarst lakes to be a significant source of atmospheric methane, a potent greenhouse gas.