Used when describing food preparation processes where a change in texture is observed.

Culinary Reference

Implies a change in the state of a material, usually irreversible through simple means.

Physical Change

Occurs in nature, often as part of biological functions or environmental interactions.

Natural Processes

Often used in healthcare to discuss blood or fluids in the body, particularly in response to injury.

Medical Context

References the body's natural response to close wounds and start the healing mechanism.

Healing Process

 concerns salivary anticoagulants in leeches that were first used actually in the first human dialysis treatment ever what we're doing is actually taking these compounds this is the human coagulation cascade that happens all of these places in green are where leeches

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 venomous snake if it's not that is from a non-venomous snake and I said wow this is interesting they just explained me that the snake venom the viper venom makes the blood to coagulate two o'clock so I love to team up with local people so again we have to

Lifesaving Medicines...

 have all collided and coagulated. Well-intentioned color-coded schedules speckled the internet. Everyone has cried at the kitchen table, at least once. Some of us several times. And then, there are the students.

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 which ancient farmers harvested for milk. But when left in warm conditions for several hours, that fresh milk began to sour. Its lactic acids caused proteins to coagulate, binding into soft clumps.

Coagulate

Culinary Reference

Physical Change

Natural Processes

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