solidification
- noun
- /səˌlɪdɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/
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- In another application, engineers at Japan's Nippon Steel followed the progress of the solidification front (molten to solid) of cast-steel products.
Examples
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The grain-size distributions created during primary solidification depend on a multitude of processes.
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Individual powder particles undergo many phase transformations as the process proceeds, e.g.: melting, vaporization, and solidification.
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Now, the process of solidification, you saw here this initial solidification that can take quite some time.
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Those are different and they have different solidification temperatures.
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Well, then of course you need to disrupt the solidification for things to be changed.
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The solidification of the lower part results in the formation of nanostructures on the crater surface.
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Christoph Beckermann is an internationally recognized expert in the modeling of solidification processes.
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The development of the embryo then becomes a differentiative process of concentration, coagulation, solidification, and growth.
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The solidification of the lava created new landforms as it cooled and hardened.
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During the solidification of chocolate, it became a smooth and glossy treat.
Synonyms
A change when a liquid turns into a solid because it gets very cold
The change from soft to hard
A process that makes crystals when a liquid, melted rock, or gas cools
A change in a material when it becomes more solid
A process that makes a material hard by cooling or drying
A process of becoming hard when a liquid cools or a wet material dries
Solid crystals form when a liquid cools or dries
A liquid that becomes thick or solid when it cools
Becoming solid when something freezes or thickens
Loose minerals or sediments come together to make a hard mass
Small pieces of rock or sand become hard and form a solid mass
Antonyms
Compounds
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Amount of energy given off for each kilogram when a liquid becomes solid, for example when water freezes
How Solid
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Solidification breaks into solid, meaning 'firm' or 'hard', and the ending -fication, meaning 'to make'. So solidification is the process of 'making something solid', which is why we use it for cooling, drying, or hardening materials.