- free dictionary.
Congelation (from Latin: congelātiō, lit. 'freezing,
congealing') was a term used in
medieval and
early modern alchemy for the process...
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Prills are
formed by
allowing drops of the
melted prill substance to
congeal or
freeze in mid-air
after being dripped from the top of a tall prilling...
- made by
cooking animal blood with a
filler until it is
thick enough to
congeal when cooled. Pig or
cattle blood is most
often used.
Typical fillers include...
- '(act of) compacting, condensing,
congealing, uniting',
itself derived from
concrescere 'to thicken, condense,
congeal', from con- 'together' and crescere...
- into a
common ring
shape Alternative names Gelatin salad,
jelly salad,
congealed salad,
molded salad Type
Salad Course Dessert, side dish,
snack Place...
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presence of
nucleation sites on
which the
suspended water phase can
congeal. Thus even such
unusual sources of
nucleation as
small particulates from...
- reviews. Time wrote, "the
jokes are well-worn, and good,
manic ideas are
congealing into formulas".
Allen reunited with
Keaton in
Sleeper (1973), the first...
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Pectin (Ancient Gr****: πηκτικός pēktikós: "
congealed" and "curdled") is a heteropolysaccharide, a
structural polymer contained in the
primary lamella...
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typically produced to meet a
number of ASTM specifications.
These include congeal point (ASTM D938),
needle penetration (ASTM D1321),
color (ASTM D6045)...
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fixed or
regular way." A person's
conception of home can be
dependent on
congealing conditions, such as culture,
geography or emotion; the
sense of being...
