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liquefaction
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liquefaction /liq·ue·fac·tion/ (-fak´shun) conversion into a liquid form.liquefac´tive
liq·ue·fac·tion (lkw-fkshn)
n.
1. The process of liquefying.
2. The state of being liquefied.
liquefaction
[lik′wəfak′shən]
Etymology: L, liquere, to flow, facere, to make
the process in which a solid or a gas is made liquid.
liquefaction [lik″wĕ-fak´shun]
conversion into a liquid form. adj., adj liquefac´tive.
liquefaction
conversion into a liquid form.
liquefaction degeneration
see hydropic degeneration.
liquefaction necrosis
tissue undergoing liquefaction.
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