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Waterloo | aerosol can | Aerosol cans become a safety hazard around other children, and around the camp fire. | 0.271676 |
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Waterloo | aerosol can | Aerosol cans can explode if stored near heat or if incinerated. | 0.459221 |
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WordNet3.0 | aerosol can | An aerosol can is a dispenser | 1 |
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Waterloo | aerosol can | some | Some aerosol cans contain hazardous chemicals, e.g. pesticides, oven cleaner, etc. | 0.379258 |
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Waterloo | aerosol container | Aerosol containers can rupture violently when exposed to heat. | 0.403698 |
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WordNet3.0 | aerosol container | An aerosol container is a dispenser | 1 |
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Waterloo | aerosol drift | Aerosol drift is a major concern because odors are transported with the aerosol. | 0.429314 |
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Waterloo | aerosol foam | Aerosol foam lifts out tough dirt without excess water that leaves saturated wet spots. | 0.313448 |
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Waterloo | aerosol mechanic | Aerosol mechanics is yet another area which is involved in radiation-media interaction. | 0.37501 |
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Waterloo | aerosol milk | Aerosol milk is the most modern way yet developed to apply a film of milk to just about anything. | 0.338713 |
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Waterloo | aerosol paint | Aerosol paint works similarly to an airbrush. | 0.36026 |
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Waterloo | aerosol particle | Aerosol particles are like hair spray or other aerosol products. | 0.654398 |
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TupleKB | aerosol particle | Aerosol particles have roles. | 1 |
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TupleKB | aerosol particle | Aerosol particles reflect sunlight. | 1 |
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ARC | aerosol particle | Most | Most aerosol particles have roles. | 0.340838 |
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ARC | aerosol particle | Most | Most aerosol particles reflect sunlight. | 0.613211 |
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Waterloo | aerosol propellant | Aerosol propellant can be flammable. | 0.556423 |
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Waterloo | aerosol science | Aerosol science is fundamental in the process to ensure optimum design and performance. | 0.300379 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol spray is the small squirts of fine mist of tiny droplets called an aerosol. | 0.735569 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays are available specifically to eliminate hornets, wasps, and bees. | 0.397632 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays are often no more effective than using liquid products in non-aerosol containers. | 0.272841 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays are wasteful, and many contain gases harmful to the environment. | 0.542556 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays contain one or more pesticides in a solvent and a propellant gas. | 0.748357 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays containing resmethrin or pyrethrins are available for use in homes. | 0.433319 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays having an oil base can cause staining. | 0.542551 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays smell strongest, immediately, close to the source. | 0.327114 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays use gas under pressure to blow out the liquid inside. | 0.727099 |
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Waterloo | aerosol spray | Aerosol sprays work well on crawling insects, surface applications, and small cracks and crevices. | 0.418696 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol are part of every day experience - for example cigarette smoke, or atmospheric haze. | 0.547855 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol are suspensions of propellants and active ingredients such as paint or pesticides. | 0.801612 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol cans Acids and drain cleaners. | 0.259365 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol is a collection of particulates. | 0.785154 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol is a major means of transmission. | 0.543075 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol is collected on quartz fiber tape. | 0.385939 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol is powered by compressed air. | 0.696052 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol is self-generated upon activation of the system. | 0.623101 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol is the scientific term used to describe particles suspended in a fluid, such as air. | 0.739193 |
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WordNet3.0 | aerosol | Aerosol isa cloud. | 1 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol oven cleaners are among the worst contributors to indoor air pollution. | 0.462592 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosol works better on greasy stains. | 0.372178 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols absorb and reflect light, producing the haze in cities. | 0.760424 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols absorb light. | 0.781738 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols actually help improve the accuracy of the velocity measurements. | 0.367022 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols affect electro-optical propagation and the transfer of radiant energy in the atmosphere. | 0.770239 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols affect our environment at the local, regional, and global levels. | 0.552684 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also affect biogeochemical cycles and human health. | 0.656781 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also affect the atmosphere in different ways. | 0.606702 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also affect the Earth's radiation balance through their effects on clouds. | 0.676047 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also affect the properties of clouds, with a cooling effect, but a large uncertainty. | 0.489481 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also can form under the conditions of fire or uncontrolled polymerization. | 0.694552 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also form when gases are converted to fine particles in the troposphere. | 0.750498 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also have an important effect on global climate. | 0.580701 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also have an important relationship to ozone. | 0.668576 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also lead to cloud burning in the subtropical area. | 0.586909 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also play an important role in the global atmosphere. | 0.592599 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols also use environmentally damaging propellants. | 0.626459 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols appear in the stratosphere and troposphere as well. | 0.6386 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are a viable method for controlling resistive behavior. | 0.304941 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are also the nuclei around which clouds droplets form - no aerosols, no clouds. | 0.747891 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are Ammonia ice, water ice, ammonia hydrosulfide. | 0.811732 |
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ConceptNet | aerosol | Aerosols are clouds. | 1 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are collections of particles suspended in gas. | 0.814731 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are collections of particles, suspended in air. | 0.817816 |
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ConceptNet | aerosol | Aerosols are colloids. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | aerosol | Aerosols are dispensers. | 1 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are dust, water vapor, pollution, clouds, etc. | 0.782765 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are effective only if sprayed directly onto the bee. | 0.386828 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are excellent at increasing the reflectivity, or albedo, of the earth s atmosphere. | 0.687349 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are far from being fully understood. | 0.265792 |
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ConceptNet | aerosol | Aerosols are gases. | 1 |
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TupleKB | aerosol | Aerosols are generated by sources. | 1 |
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TupleKB | aerosol | Aerosols are generated by water sources. | 1 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are important because they provide a location for water to condense and form clouds. | 0.680171 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are insoluble particles suspended in a gas. | 0.813085 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are liquid medications that are suspended in a gas that forms a mist. | 0.810589 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are minute particles suspended in the atmosphere. | 0.827512 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are of great interest in numerous science and engineering applications. | 0.374488 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are particles dispersed in gas. | 0.820787 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are particles suspended in a gas, such as air, and are often associated with haze. | 0.800444 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are particles suspended in the atmosphere. | 0.82722 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are small particles or droplets in the atmosphere, with sizes on the order of a micrometre. | 0.810962 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are small-suspended particles that scatter and absorb solar radiation. | 0.807505 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are sprays that contain intoxicating propellants. | 0.832147 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are sprays that contain propellants and solvents. | 0.829985 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are the main cause of micro-centrifuge contamination. | 0.595353 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are the major uncertainty associated with global climate models. | 0.514847 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are tiny and microscopic particles of dust, smoke and ash. | 0.810086 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are tiny particles in the air, which can be inhaled. | 0.828731 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are tiny particles present in the atmosphere. | 0.817132 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are tiny particles such as dust and soot. | 0.805468 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are tiny particles suspended in the air. | 0.823334 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are tiny particles suspended in the atmosphere. | 0.818375 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are tiny solid or liquid droplets in the air. | 0.82605 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are ubiquitous in the troposphere and stratosphere. | 0.726239 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are under pressure. | 0.563758 |
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TupleKB | aerosol | Aerosols are used by nations. | 1 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are usually in a pressurized container. | 0.573029 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are very fine particles of liquid or solid substances suspended in air. | 0.818492 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols are visible as haze when present in large quantities. | 0.731301 |
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Waterloo | aerosol | Aerosols behave a lot like chemical vapors. | 0.6376 |
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