volatile
ਅਸਥਿਰ
definition
noun
Methyl acetate had the highest mean peak height of the selected volatiles , followed by acetic acid and then acetaldehyde.
a volatile substance.
adjective
Other substances used in volatile substance abuse are solvents, which comprise one of the other areas the Minister wants examined.
(of a substance) easily evaporated at normal temperatures.
the political situation was becoming more volatile
liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.
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He said he wanted to support the fund, especially their vital work in schools raising awareness about 'volatile' substance abuse.
Some patients can benefit from other techniques, including topical capsaicin and topical application of aspirin suspended in a 'volatile' substance such as acetone.
But this club, which has a strong lineup, improved rotation and deeper bullpen, is full of sometimes 'volatile' personalities.
A national charity warned today that deaths from sniffing 'volatile' substances in the region shot up from five to ten over a year.
In this view, the danger is so unpredictable and 'volatile' that we must act immediately rather than waiting to act only as a last resort.
As was shown above, the foreign secretary was acutely aware of the ‘enormous potency’ of the Kaiser's 'volatile' personality.
The problem was signalling this shift in emphasis to 'volatile' markets without setting off a panic-inducing crash in the currency markets.
Owing to the 'volatile' nature of DRAM memory, a DRAM SSD requires its own power supply, cooling fan and disk backup for data retention.
But it has made international affairs a 'volatile' and unpredictable realm.
He's a really 'volatile' guy and I'm kinda scared by it.
The only evidence for this is circumstantial: there was no civil war and he was in power at a 'volatile' time.
Nevertheless, the upside from oil prices is offset by their future unpredictability, with the 'volatile' movements of this one global commodity determining how earnings may change.
In fact, all 'volatile' substances are potentially narcotics.
Born in 1626 in Smyrna, Turkey, he was by all accounts a brilliant, charismatic if emotionally 'volatile' man.
It just so happens that adding charge is one of the requirements of 'volatile' memory, like DRAM.
Carbon dioxide, water, and other 'volatile' substances are believed to have been degassed from the Earth in its early history of formation and cooling.
A bad environment filled with sandy wind, powder, dust, or 'volatile' chemicals in the air can be dangerous for contact lens wearers.
Manufacturers switched to cheaper, 'volatile' SRAM and DRAM solutions in the early '80s.
They were then sold personal pensions which relied on 'volatile' and unpredictable investment performance to pay pensions.
Other substances used in 'volatile' substance abuse are solvents, which comprise one of the other areas the Minister wants examined.
I had some very 'volatile' neighbors who liked to fight late, late at night.
Just imagine what will happen when there are disagreements, which could happen often between these strong-willed, 'volatile' men.
He was 'volatile' , and maybe that's just what the sport needed, because it brought a lot of non-bowling viewers into the sport via TV.
With his low-key approach to the part, he manages to submerge his highly visible, 'volatile' personality.
He may exercise professional restraint but in his formative years he was used to exhibiting a more 'volatile' personality.
Plato remarks in The Republic that bad characters are 'volatile' and interesting, whereas good characters are dull and always the same.
But the practice of inhaling fumes from 'volatile' substances is not generally associated with affluence and success.
A market with large swings in price is generally considered highly 'volatile' and, hence, unpredictable.
Her well-documented problems with her 'volatile' father may be in the past, and she took time to thank him in her acceptance speech, but he is stilled banned from attending her matches.
He's 'volatile' , doesn't tolerate fools and is built like a front rower.
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