liquefaction
li kwuh fak shuhn
- n the conversion of a solid or a gas into a liquid
- Since magnetism was best studied at extremely low temperatures, Kapitza became an authority on the liquefaction of gases at close to absolute zero.
- Many Popes have accepted the liquefaction as a miracle, but the church has not acknowledged it officially.
- At the same time, acid-rain pollution would be reduced because the liquefaction strips coal of harmful sulfur.