n.雾化，原子化，化成微粒，原子突击，以原子弹摧毁

Atomization is the process by which a substance is broken down into tiny particles or atoms.
原子化是指将物质分解成微小颗粒或原子的过程。
The atomization of oil into droplets allows it to mix more efficiently with water.
将石油细化为液滴有助于其更有效地与水混合。
In chemical analysis, atomization is crucial for converting solid samples into a gaseous state for detection.
在化学分析中，原子化是将固体样本转化为气态以供检测的关键步骤。
The atomization process in an inkjet printer喷墨打印机) creates small droplets of ink for precise printing.
喷墨打印机中的原子化过程产生细小的墨滴以实现精确打印。
The atomization of iron ore during smelting helps extract pure iron from the raw material.
冶炼过程中铁矿石的原子化有助于从原料中提取纯铁。
In pyrotechnics, atomization is used to create colorful sparks and effects by vaporizing substances at high temperatures.
在烟火表演中，通过高温蒸发物质，实现了色彩斑斓的火花效果。
The atomization of air and fuel in an internal combustion engine is essential for efficient combustion.
内燃机中空气和燃料的原子化对于高效燃烧至关重要。
The atomizer used in aromatherapy releases essential oils into the air through a fine mist, promoting relaxation.
香薰疗法中使用的雾化器通过细雾将精油释放到空气中，有助于放松身心。
Scientists study the behavior of plasma during the atomization of metals to understand its role in advanced manufacturing processes.
科学家研究金属原子化过程中等离子体的行为，以了解其在先进制造工艺中的作用。
Environmental scientists employ techniques like microwave-induced atomization to analyze trace elements in soil and water samples.
环境科学家利用微波诱导原子化等技术来分析土壤和水样中的痕量元素。