【ねんけつ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. caking; cokingchemistry
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. caking
    2. This term refers to the process where substances, often powders or granules, agglomerate or clump together, forming a solid mass, typically due to moisture or pressure.
    The powder has caked together due to the moisture.
    The caked soil is difficult to handle.
  2. coking
    3. This term is used in the context of producing coke, which is derived from the carbonization of coal or other carbon-rich materials and is used in various industrial processes.
    In the steel industry, coking is necessary to produce coke.
    They improved the coking process of the coal.
Generated collocations (experimental)
binding agentせい性caking propertybinding strengthcaking of powdercaking at high temperaturescaking phenomenonmechanism of cakingto enhance cakingcaking testadjustment of caking
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