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deactivation
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deactivation [dē‚ak·tə′vā·shən]
(chemistry)
Rendering inactive, as of a catalyst.
Loss of radioactivity.
(metallurgy)
Chemical removal of the active constituents of a corrosive liquid.
(mining engineering)
Treatment of one or more species of mineral particles to reduce floating during froth flotation.


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A new feature on the 2006 Civic Hybrid is the ability to deactivate all four of its cylinders and operate using only the electric motor in certain steady-state cruising situations.
Vytex natural rubber latex is produced through a proprietary process that deactivates antigenic proteins in latex, making it safe for use by most people who are allergenic-protein sensitive.
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