Coagulation (noun)

The process of forming a solid mass from a liquid, typically by the action of heat or a chemical substance, resulting in the formation of clots or lumps.

Origin:

Formed from the latin word 'coagulare' meaning 'to curdle'.

Examples:

1. The coagulation of the blood is an important process in the body, helping to prevent excessive bleeding.
2. The coagulation of the protein in the milk was necessary for the production of cheese.
3. The coagulation of the paint created a rough surface that was difficult to sand.
4. The coagulation of the soap resulted in a solid, usable bar.
5. The coagulation of the chemicals in the laboratory was a crucial step in the experiment.