solation

solation
noun Date: 1915 the process of changing to a sol

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  • solate — ˈsäˌlāt, ˈsȯˌ , ˈsōˌ intransitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: sol (VI) + ate : to change to a sol compare gel * * * solation, n. /sol ayt, soh layt/, v.t., solated, solating. Chem. to change from a gel to a sol. [S …   Useful english dictionary

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