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vapor

[vey-per] / ˈveɪ pər /


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The tower is bristling with high-tech instruments - sensors that track almost everything happening between the forest and the atmosphere: water vapor, carbon dioxide, sunlight, and essential nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus.

From BBC

What Enceladus does is akin to a volcano hurling lava into space -- except the ejecta are plumes of water vapor and ice.

From Science Daily

Until now, scientists believed that heat loss was limited to the south pole, where geysers shoot water vapor and ice particles into space.

From Science Daily

One hundred feet into the square, Café Iruña’s terrace and vapors of freshly brewed coffee beckon.

From Salon

Unlike fossil fuels, which emit planet-warming carbon, hydrogen simply produces water vapor when burned.

From Barron's