Calcine Meaning in Bengali: ক্যালসাইন (noun), ক্যালসাইন করা (verb)
Definition and Part of Speech
Calcine (verb) – /ˈkæl.saɪn/
Calcine (noun) – /ˈkæl.saɪn/
Calcine is a verb and a noun that refers to the process of heating a substance to a high temperature, but below its melting point, to bring about thermal decomposition or a phase transition. It involves the removal of volatile components, such as water, carbon dioxide, or other impurities, leaving behind a residue known as a calcine.
Synonyms of Calcine
- Roast – ভাজা (verb)
- Burn – জ্বলিত করা (verb)
- Incinerate – দহন করা (verb)
- Scorch – জ্বলিত করা (verb)
Antonyms of Calcine
- Freeze – হিমায়িত করা (verb)
- Preserve – সংরক্ষণ করা (verb)
- Protect – রক্ষা করা (verb)
- Save – সংরক্ষণ করা (verb)
Origin of Calcine
The word “calcine” originated from the Latin word “calcīnāre,” which means “to burn lime.” It entered the English language in the late 16th century.
Nearby Words
- Calcination (noun)
- Calcined (adjective)
- Calciner (noun)
- Calcimine (noun)
Calcine in Literature Quotes
- “The fire will calcine the wood, but it will not consume it.” – Thomas Browne (আগুনটি কাঠকে ক্যালসাইন করবে, কিন্তু তা তপ্ত করবে না।)
- “The sun’s rays calcine the sand, not by a fervent heat, but by a gentle warmth.” – Francis Bacon (সূর্যের কিরণগুলি বালুকে তপ্ত করে, উষ্ণতা নয়, কিন্তু মৃদু তাপের মাধ্যমে।)
Calcine Meaning in Different Languages
- Bengali: ক্যালসাইন
- Hindi: कैलसाइन
- Nepali: क्याल्साइन
- Urdu: کیلسائن
- Tamil: கால்சைன்
- Telugu: కాల్సైన్
- Arabic: كالسين
- Chinese: 煅烧 (duànshāo)
- Japanese: 焼成する (shōsei suru)
- Russian: кальцинировать (kal’tsinirovat’)
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