Chemical Processes Terminology

noun the process of heating a substance to a high temperature in order to bring about chemical changes, such as the removal of volatile components

• The process of calcination involves heating a substance to a high temperature in order to bring about chemical changes.
• Calcination is when you heat something up really hot to change its composition.
• Calcination is like cooking for chemicals - just heat it up and see what happens!
• In life, going through challenges can be seen as a form of calcination, where we are heated up and transformed into something stronger.

noun A chemical reaction in which chlorine is added to a compound in the presence of air or oxygen.

• Aerochlorination is a chemical process used in the production of certain chemicals.
• I heard they're using aerochlorination to make those new products at the plant.
• They're aerochlorinating the heck out of those chemicals.
• Her approach to problem-solving is like aerochlorination, quick and efficient.