Definition: The English word "alkalinising" comes from the Greek, al-kaninus (alkainos), meaning "to change a liquid into one with a lower freezing point." It's often used in chemistry to describe an aqueous solution that appears to be more stable than its saturated or standard state. The detailed definition of "alkalinising" is: - An aqueous solution where the molecules are not so tightly packed together as they would in the normal boiling point range (usually from 0°C to 100°C). - A process by which a liquid is converted into a more stable or more condensed form, often at a lower temperature. An example of alkalinising a liquid might involve heating it above its boiling point but below its dew point. This can be done with a technique called "boiling off" or "cooling off," as it reduces the vapor pressure and changes the freezing point of the liquid.

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