gaseous

The way I heard it described is that the ice is basically an atmosphere except it is solid instead of gaseous.

If the meaning is that of a gaseous substance, the client will have to do additional work to determine what kind of 'g' to write.

This is like the butane in a lighter: Butane evaporates at room temperature, but there is an equilibrium between liquid phase and gaseous phase when the pressure is higher.

Combined with helium's low molecular weight, and since gaseous helium is atomic helium, free helium tends to escape into space.

It also involves rho, the density of the medium which is why gases and non-gaseous fluids have very different results.

Combustion products are gaseous, and gases tend to take more space than solids or liquids.

Review data from the gaseous headspace detected 111 tentatively identified compounds, including THC and CBN.

You seem to be misguided about British English, in which gas is actually gaseous and not in fact an abbreviation for petrol.

LN is literally nitrogen in liquid state, and nitrogen is gaseous at sane temperatures.

They use the relatively-nonvolatile fluoride ion (F-), not the gaseous molecular fluorine (F2).

Such would be a strong indicator that something is continually generating gaseous oxygen.

Electrolysis produces gaseous hydrogen, it needs to be cooled down to store as a liquid, which requires a LOT of energy as well.

The same Wikipedia page on molecules that says they have "two or more atoms held together" also says this in the next paragraph: In the kinetic theory of gases, the term molecule is often used for any gaseous particle regardless of its composition.

Gaseous FPs are continuously removed and stored somewhere.