dehydrator
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dehydrator
[dē′hī‚drād·ər] (chemistry)
A substance that removes water from a material; an example is sulfuric acid.
(chemical engineering)
Vessel or process system for the removal of liquids from gases or solids by the use of heat, absorbents, or adsorbents.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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It's important to carry the additional trays for any dehydrator you stock to allow the consumer to
dehydrate the most possible.
So, I bought a dehydrator from an infomercial and attempted to
dehydrate tomatoes.
A GRANDFATHERA died in hospital after a hip replacement because negligent nurses left him to
dehydrate, an inquest ruled.
Demonstrating how easy it is to
dehydrate foods and other items is a key way to increase sales in the category.
Try and cut tea and coffee out of your diet as these can
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