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vaporizer
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vaporizer [′vā·pə‚rīz·ər]
(chemical engineering)
A process vessel in which a liquid is heated until it vaporizes; heat can be indirect (steam or heat-transfer fluid) or direct (hot gases or submerged combustion).
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