decarburizing

[dee-kahr-buh-rahyz, -byuh-]

de·car·bu·rize

[dee-kahr-buh-rahyz, -byuh-]
verb (used with object), de·car·bu·rized, de·car·bu·riz·ing.
to remove carbon from (molten steel, automobile cylinders, etc.).
Also, especially British, de·car·bu·rise.


Origin:
1855–60; de- + carburize

de·car·bu·ri·za·tion, de·car·bu·ra·tion, noun
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Decarburizing is always a great word to know.
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