solid phase
UK: /ˈsɒlɪd feɪs/
Definition

Definition of solid phase - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

physicsTECH.state of matter where particles stay closely packed with limited movementTECH.
  • Water in the freezer slowly changes from liquid to solid phase.
  • Steel remains in a solid phase at room temperature.
  • At low temperatures, the substance enters a stable solid phase.
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Expressions with solid

booked solidadj.
having no free time or available slots left
Sorry, I'm booked solid all week.
on solid groundadv.
in a safe or secure position
After the storm, they were finally on solid ground.
do someone a solidv.
perform a favor or kind act for someone
Can you do me a solid and pick up my shift tomorrow?
solid as a rockadj.
very reliable and dependable
She is solid as a rock in a crisis.
solid as the Rock of Gibraltarexp.
utterly firm, strong, or reliable like a large rock
His support was solid as the Rock of Gibraltar.
frozen solidadj.
completely hard because of being very cold
The lake was frozen solid after the storm.

Expressions with phase

phase outv.
discontinue a practice or service slowly
They will phase out the outdated policy over several months.
phase downv.
reduce something gradually
The company decided to phase down its use of plastic packaging..
phase inv.
introduce or implement something gradually in planned steps
The new system will phase in over six months.
go through a phasev.
undergo a short-lived behavior or interest
She went through a phase of collecting stamps.
recovery phasen.
period after difficulty when conditions slowly return toward normal state
During the recovery phase, the economy began to grow and unemployment decreased.
testing phasen.
stage in a process when something is checked to see if it works
The new app is in its testing phase before public release.
talking phasen.
period of getting to know someone romantically
They are in the talking phase and text every day.
in phaseadv.
at the same stage in a process
The two projects are progressing in phase.
phase-outn.
gradual ending of a product, service, process, or policy
The phase-out of coal plants will take several years.
two-phaseadj.
involving two distinct stages
The two-phase process was efficient for material synthesis..

Terms related to solid phase

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Terms with solid phase included in their meaning

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solid solutionn.
chemistry
homogeneous mixture of two or more substances in solid phase
sublimationn.
chemistry
transition from solid to gas without liquid phase
solidusn.
science
line in phase diagram for stable solid state
transformation temperaturen.
materials science
temperature at which a solid material changes its internal structure or phase

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  1. French:phase solide, ...
  2. German:feste Phase, ...
  3. Italian:fase solida, ...
  4. Spanish:fase sólida, ...
  5. Portuguese:fase sólida, ...
  6. Chinese:固态, ...
  7. Japanese:固体状態, ...
  8. Arabic:الطَّوْر الصُّلْب, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוֹצָק, ...
  10. Russian:твердое состояние, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тверда фаза, ...
  12. Hindi:ठोस अवस्था, ...

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