Lukasz is perfectly correct in the strict use of sublime and resublime, but even when I was at university the only term used was sublime ...
i.e. sublimation from a gas; sublimation of a solid.
Sadly (or happily) the English language is quite cheerful on being mangled in this way, at least in informal usage.
When discussing mineralising fluids with primarily CO
2 as the solvent, we used to refer to fractional exsublimation as the process of resublimation of specific minerals from the fluid.
Of course, as Frank says, it's just linguistic (until you need to publish a formal paper ... oh dear!)
When you invited me to see your etchings, I didn't expect to see so much degraded quartz. Really.
