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Definition of off-gas in English: off-gasnoun ˈɒfɡasˈôfˌɡas A gas which is given off, especially one emitted as the by-product of a chemical process. Example sentencesExamples - A lot of materials actually give off gas, and that gas can be toxic, and by selecting the right carpets the right sort of paints, we have used ones that don't give off toxic off-gases.
- In conjunction with the new smelting configuration, an Acid Plant would be constructed to convert the off-gas into sulphuric acid that can be used in metallurgical leach projects.
- In any event the plant design includes highly efficient dust filter plants at a cost of some N $26 million to capture furnace off-gases and dust.
verb ˈɒfɡasˈôfˌɡas [no object]Give off a chemical, especially a harmful one, in the form of a gas. soft plastics are potentially more harmful, since they may off-gas into stored foods Example sentencesExamples - This works pretty well but whatever chemical is in the drycleaning cloth you use will off-gas from your clothes like crazy for a day or two.
- But even after that, the plywood or particleboard under the veneer will continue to off-gas for several more years.
- ‘We look at the chemicals that, when you paint, may off-gas and have an impact on indoor air and the building's occupants,’ he says.
- Many of these compounds continue to off-gas well after installation and are contributors to poor indoor air quality.
- Our cribs do not off-gas and are made without plastics or chemicals that are present in most crib mattresses.
Definition of off-gas in US English: off-gasnounˈôfˌɡas A gas which is given off, especially one emitted as the byproduct of a chemical process. Example sentencesExamples - In any event the plant design includes highly efficient dust filter plants at a cost of some N $26 million to capture furnace off-gases and dust.
- In conjunction with the new smelting configuration, an Acid Plant would be constructed to convert the off-gas into sulphuric acid that can be used in metallurgical leach projects.
- A lot of materials actually give off gas, and that gas can be toxic, and by selecting the right carpets the right sort of paints, we have used ones that don't give off toxic off-gases.
verbˈôfˌɡas [no object]Give off a chemical, especially a harmful one, in the form of a gas. soft plastics are potentially more harmful, since they may off-gas into stored foods Example sentencesExamples - ‘We look at the chemicals that, when you paint, may off-gas and have an impact on indoor air and the building's occupants,’ he says.
- But even after that, the plywood or particleboard under the veneer will continue to off-gas for several more years.
- This works pretty well but whatever chemical is in the drycleaning cloth you use will off-gas from your clothes like crazy for a day or two.
- Our cribs do not off-gas and are made without plastics or chemicals that are present in most crib mattresses.
- Many of these compounds continue to off-gas well after installation and are contributors to poor indoor air quality.
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