Volatilize

The political climate can volatilize quickly during election season.

The chemist used heat to volatilize the liquid in the flask.

The intense heat of the desert can quickly volatilize water from our bodies.

The sensitive issue caused tempers to volatilize during the heated debate.

The political scandal caused the stock market to volatilize, leading to significant financial losses.

To fund a charity initiative, the organization opted to volatilize its endowment fund.

The organization decided to volatilize its assets to fund a new project.

The government decided to volatilize its treasury bills to cover the budget deficit.

The charitable foundation chose to volatilize its endowment to support various social programs.

The investor decided to volatilize his cryptocurrency holdings to take advantage of a price surge.

The entrepreneur had to volatilize her shares in the startup to secure additional funding.

The intense heat of the volcano caused the lava to volatilize instantly upon contact with the water.

The intense sunlight can volatilize the moisture in the soil, causing drought conditions.

The artist used a solvent to volatilize the paint, creating an ethereal effect on the canvas.

The sensitive topic of religion can easily volatilize conversations.

The perfume's scent would volatilize quickly, leaving a lingering fragrance.

The magician waved his wand, causing the rabbit to volatilize into thin air.

The volatile liquid started to volatilize when exposed to high temperatures.

The company's profits started to volatilize due to poor financial management.

The team's lead began to volatilize as their opponents scored multiple goals in quick succession.

The money seemed to volatilize from his bank account overnight.

The evidence seemed to volatilize, leaving the detectives puzzled.

The artist used light and shadow to create a painting where the colors appeared to volatilize.

The memories of their time together seemed to volatilize as they drifted apart.

The politician's promises seemed to volatilize once he was elected into office.

The morning mist began to volatilize as the sun rose above the horizon.

The rumors about the company's bankruptcy caused its stock value to volatilize.

The morning mist began to volatilize as the sun rose higher in the sky.

The tension between the two rival gangs could volatilize into violence at any moment.

The tension in the room seemed to volatilize as soon as the joke was told.

The heat causes the essential oils in the herbs to volatilize, infusing the dish with rich flavors.

The gasoline spilled on the ground began to volatilize, releasing flammable vapors into the air.

The gasoline spilled on the ground began to volatilize, releasing flammable fumes into the air.

The strong winds caused the water in the lake to volatilize rapidly, forming mist above the surface.

The chef added wine to the dish, allowing it to volatilize and enhance the flavor.

The alcohol content in the wine tends to volatilize if left uncorked for too long.

When the ice cubes melted, the water began to volatilize, creating steam in the hot pot.

As the sun rose, the morning dew on the grass started to volatilize and evaporate.

When the chemist heated the liquid, it started to volatilize and turned into a gas.

The essential oils from the flowers volatilize when exposed to heat.

The chemicals in the air freshener can volatilize when sprayed, creating a pleasant scent throughout the room.

The volcano's eruption caused the lava to volatilize into a dense cloud of steam.

The heat from the sun can volatilize the volatile compounds in gasoline, causing them to evaporate.

The alcohol in the hand sanitizer will volatilize once it's applied to your skin.

The volcanic eruption caused the lava to volatilize upon contact with the cooler air.

The intense heat caused the ice to volatilize and disappear.

The high-pressure system caused the gasoline in the tank to volatilize and explode.

The artist used a blowtorch to volatilize the wax and create unique textures in the sculpture.

The sun's rays can volatilize water droplets on the surface of leaves.

The chemist used heat to volatilize the liquid into a gas.