VOCABULARY LESSON 7.  A metal formed by mixing two other metals or by combining a metal and a nonmetal. ALLOY.

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VOCABULARY LESSON 7

 A metal formed by mixing two other metals or by combining a metal and a nonmetal. ALLOY

 Capable of floating in a liquid  Not easily depressed; cheerful  buoyancy (noun) BUOYANT

 Related to the sky or heavens  Heavenly or divine CELESTIAL

 To change from a liquid to a solid or nearly a solid mass COAGULATE

 Capable of catching fire;inflammable  Easily excited; quick to anger  combustion (noun) COMBUSTIBLE

 A large destructive fire CONFLAGRATION

 Cutting something apart to examine  A detailed analysis or examination  dissect (verb) DISSECTION

 To treat or purify a liquid by heating it until it forms a vapor and then cooling it so that it returns to liquid form.  distillation (noun) DISTILL

 The science of dealing with atmospheric conditions, especially weather.  meteorological (adj.)  meteorologist (noun) METEOROLOGY

 To caused to be thoroughly soaked; fill to capacity.  saturated (adj.)  saturation (noun) SATURATE