Liquified used in a sentence

Liquified in a sentence as an adjective

Compressed / liquified H2 is viable for some uses.

The idea of making ice-cream with liquified gases dates back to the very start of the 20th Century.

The problem is that it's cold up there, so the vapour pressure in a cartridge of liquified gas is much lower, and the flame in your stove is pretty marginal.

If all of Google and Apple was liquified at current market cap and put towards funding that liability, it would be underfunded by at little more than $37T.

There are already tankers that transport liquified natural gas all over the world, so there's clearly enough economic incentive for that.

I don't think there is anything wrong with using formula, but I do think the majority of the inexpensive formula out there isn't much different that giving your baby liquified lucky charms.

Every morning I have one of these, some taste horrible, some taste really good, but since it's liquified I can just chug a glass of it and you really start to feel amazing after doing this for even just a few days.

But NO... there is no reason for the liquified money to flow in the "right" directions, maybe they's all be spend on entertainment and we'll have a "brave new world" type dystopia instead, so maybe it's better to have it "frozen", because at least this way there is some control over it.

Compressed natural gas is so low-energy-density that it's rarely economical to transport it outside the context of a pipeline - though this has changed in the last few decades with the adoption of liquified natural gas tanker ships and terminals to serve them; Still, the percentage of the value consumed by transportation is an order of magnitude higher than for oil tankers.