(physics) The change of a fluid (liquid or gas) into the solid state.
solidification
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- solidification
- expanded metal (metallurgy)
- solidification shrinkage (metallurgy)
- casting shrinkage (metallurgy)
- rheocasting (metallurgy)
- air-cooled blast-furnace slag
- consolidation
- bob (metallurgy)
- directional solidification (metallurgy)
- killed steel (metallurgy)
- misrun (metallurgy)
- pelleting (engineering)
- protoclastic (petrology)
- gelation
