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Meaning of "gelation"
gelation (noun) - the process by which a liquid forms into a gel, becoming semi-solid.
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- The formation of a solid by cooling; freezing
- The formation of a gel, especially from a sol
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Processes gelation in water solutions of polymetric compounds.
Acid present in the vinegar induced gelation.
This is important for gelation properties of gelatin.
Gelation is determined by a visual inspection of the sample.
Even preferably gelation agent is sodium fluosilicate.
Gelation proceeds faster as the concentration is increased.
Certain poloxamers exhibit reversible thermal gelation.
The gelation index is a result of this test.
It is also noteworthy that gelation is not reversible.
Gelation is a particularly serious problem in continuous polymerizations.
This mixture was again tested for gelation.
The rate of gelation can be controlled by temperature.
The mixture was stirred until gelation occurred.
Delaying the gelation of water soluble polymers.
Calcium was added to increase the rate of gelation.
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The gelation effect is generally determined by eye.
Control of pH is necessary to prevent premature gelation or precipitation.
Vacant gelation capsule empty capsule.
A variety of polymers exhibit a reverse thermal gelation.
A gel solution undergoes gelation to form a gel.
Gelation bath by adding to the water.
The mixture was stirred to give gelation ointments.
Gelation time varied widely depending on specific formulation.
The process is surprisingly free of gelation or crosslinking.
The gelation index is determined accordingly.
An oven completes the gelation of the bonding material.
Gelation in natural rubber results in deteriorating the processability.
The triggering of the gelation is done by increasing the temperature.
Gelation indicates the presence of endotoxin.
A gel composition obtainable by gelation of the following constituents.
The gelation rate is perceived as being immediate.
Nonionic surfactant induces gelation to harden the composition.
The gelation is reversible upon cooling.
Phase separation was kinetically entrapped by gelation.
Gelation was substantially complete in fifteen minutes.
The following gelation time were obtained.
Gelation is a potential problem in concentrated liquid infant formulas.
The degree of gelation was also determined.
Gelation is an important consideration in membrane formation.
This instability usually results in gelation or phase separation.
By gelation is meant that the sol becomes a gel.
Formation of such a network constitutes gelation.
The gelation can be obtained by changing temperature and pH.
The insulator is made by a high pressure gelation process.
Successful gelation was confirmed by visual inspection of the material.
Low viscosity solution can be prepared to prevent gelation.
The gelation is completely reversible by manipulating pH.
It gels upon baking during an irreversible gelation process.
Ionic gelation can also be used.
The first problem is gelation of losartan.
