- Solidification by cooling or freezing.
- The process of forming a gel.
[Latin gelātiō, gelātiōn-, from gelātus, past participle of gelāre, to freeze.]
gelation
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ge·la·tion (jĕ-lā'shən)  |
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(jĕ-lā'shən)
n.
n.
- Solidification by cooling or freezing.
- The process of forming a gel.
- Transformation of a sol into a gel.
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Conversion of a sol into a gel.
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