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What is solithification?

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Anonymous

∙ 16y ago
Updated: 8/18/2019

Most likely, a typographical error.

It may be a confusion of two terms:

1 - solidification (i.e. the process of becoming solid; converse of liquification or, in some instances, gasification); when liquid water turns into ice, it solidifies. When solid wax melts, it liquefies.

2 - lithification (i.e. the process by which sediments and other materials compact and turn into solid rock).

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