calcinize
/kælˈsɪnaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to convert into a powder or cause to become powdery, often through heat, or to cause (something) to become brittle or fragile, especially through drying.
“The process of calcinizing the limestone led to the formation of a fine powder.”
2. verb
to transform or convert (something) into calcined material, typically by heating it in a kiln.
“The manufacturer calcinized the clay to produce a high-quality ceramic product.”
3. noun
the process of calcinizing or the state of being calcined.
“The calcinization process is crucial in the production of certain types of cement.”