azote
31azote — az·ote (azґōt) [Fr., from a 1 + Gr. zōe life] nitrogen; used only in France. It is the basis of the prefix azo and occurs as a stem in such words as azotemia …
32Azote — Hampea (P) …
33azote — n. nitrogen (Chemistry) …
34azote — m. Instrumento de suplicio. Vara o tira de cuero que sirve para azotar. Golpe. Aflicción, calamidad …
35azote — n. Nitrogen …
36azote — az•ote [[t]ˈæz oʊt, ˈeɪ zoʊt[/t]] n. chem. nitrogen • Etymology: < F (1787) < Gk a VI+zōt(ikós)maintaining life a•zot•ic əˈzɒt ɪk, eɪˈzɒt adj …
37azote — /æˈzoʊt/ (say a zoht), /əˈzoʊt/ (say uh zoht) noun Obsolete nitrogen. {French, from Greek azōtos, properly, ungirt (mistakenly thought to mean lifeless, the gas being unfit to support life in respiration) –azoted /æˈzoʊtəd/ (say a zohtuhd),… …
38azote — n. obsolete, nitrogen. ♦ azotaemia, ♦ azotemia, n. excess of nitrogen in blood. ♦ azotic, a. ♦ azotize, v.t. combine with nitrogen …
39azote — noun an obsolete name for nitrogen • Derivationally related forms: ↑azotic • Hypernyms: ↑nitrogen, ↑N, ↑atomic number 7 …
40Broyage à l'azote liquide — Azote liquide Bonbonne de stockage de l azote liquide. Une soupape de sûreté évite les risques de projection dus à l évaporation. L azote liquide est le gaz diazote refroidi en dessous de son point d ébullition à 77,36 K ( 195,79 °C).… …