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coagulum

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coagulum /co·ag·u·lum/ (ko-ag´u-lum) pl. coa´gula   [L.] clot (1).
co·ag·u·lum (k-gy-lm)
n. pl. co·ag·u·la (-l)
1. A clot; a curd.
2. A soft insoluble mass formed when a sol or liquid is coagulated.
coagulum
pl. coagula [L.] a clot.


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The coagulum produced by such wet mixing step, with or without intermediate processing steps, is then mixed with additional elastomer in a dry mixing step to form the elastomer composite.
Elastomer composite blends and methods-II by Samples, Bob / Rubber World
2) Reid et al studied the composition of obstructing material in Shah tympanostomy tubes and found that it was made up of an eosinophilic coagulum that contained a polymorphonuclear leukocyte infiltrate, erythrocytes, and some gram-positive cocci.
Tympanostomy tube obstruction related to ototopical drug therapy by Drake, Amelia F. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Envisaged as a separation from its divine origins (effected by the "Cagastrum"), (45) the prima materia subsequently divides into the four elements each with its cosmological equivalent: fire becomes heaven, the "cage" of the firmament; air becomes empty, invisible space; water becomes liquid providing a "cage" for nymphs and wonders of the sea; and finally earth turns into a coagulum for growth and nourishment of its inhabitants.
Reverse transmutations: Beroalde de Verville's parody of Paracelsus ... by Giordano, Michael J. / Renaissance Quarterly
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