Azione n°6 – Sublimazione
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Azione n°6 – Sublimazione
sublimation s. f. [from lat. late and medieval. sublimatio -onis].
– 1. a. The action, the fact of sublimating, of making or being made sublime: s. of an affection, of a feeling; nor public accidents… you always see an increase, a s. of virtue (Manzoni); tend towards the s. spiritual through asceticism and contemplation.
b. In psychoanalysis, a term introduced by S. Freud (German Sublimierung) to indicate the transformation of primitive instinctual impulses, especially sexual, to higher and socially acceptable levels, and in any case of a non-sexual nature, as a predominantly unconscious process operating in artistic and creative production and in the religious sphere; v. also neutralization (in sign. 8).
–2. In physics and chemistry, a phenomenon consisting in the passage of a substance from the solid state to the gaseous state directly, without passing through the liquid state (the inverse phenomenon is called frost, although in current usage the term sublimation is often used for this reason too); heat of s., the quantity of heat that must be administered to a gram of substance to obtain its sublimation; s. tension, the vapor pressure of the substance in the solid state: generally low at ordinary temperature (except for some substances such as iodine, camphor, anthracene, etc., which therefore sublimate easily), it increases with the temperature itself.
