concrete; a building material made by mixing cement, sand, gravel, and water

to condense or coalesce from vapor into liquid; to solidify or coagulate into a physical mass

to change from a liquid to a solid state; to congeal, freeze, or set

1. The force that pulls people or things together into a single unit; cohesive power. 2. (physics) The attractive force between molecules of the same substance.

to gaze fixedly; to stare; to look at something steadily without blinking

dignified or serious in manner or expression; imposing; grave

a semi-solid mass of blood; the process of blood clotting

to condense, solidify, or coagulate; refers to a gas turning into a liquid or a liquid turning into a solid

with rapt attention; deep in thought

to gaze at or stare fixedly at; to focus one's eyes and spirit on something in the distance

to condense; to congeal; the process where a gas turns into a liquid or a liquid turns into a solid due to a drop in temperature

to gather or concentrate together; to condense into a single focus

an enzyme in blood plasma which causes the clotting of blood by converting fibrinogen to fibrin

concise and compact; refers to writing or speech that is powerful and brief without being wordy

to congeal, stop flowing, or move sluggishly (of liquids or objects)

(literary) solidified fat, lard, or butter

a device or heat exchanger used to cool gases or vapors until they turn into liquid

(biochemistry) agglutinin; lectin

to stare fixedly at something; to gaze with focused attention; used in literary contexts

A chemical agent used to aggregate substances in water so they can be separated out, primarily used in water supply and wastewater treatment.

A type of volcanic rock formed from the accumulation and consolidation of volcanic ash, dust, sand, and clay; often reddish-brown, yellow, or gray in color.

to ponder with deep concentration; to be absorbed in thought

To hold one's breath and concentrate intensely; used to describe a state of being fully focused or in rapt attention.

a substance that causes a liquid to solidify or thicken, such as gypsum used in making tofu; coagulating agent; solidifying agent

The temperature at which a liquid begins to turn into a solid under a specific pressure; also called [[凝点|凝點|ning2 dian3]].

a chemical agent added to liquid to cause suspended particles to clump together

a substance formed by the process of thickening or clotting, such as a clot, curd, or condensate

to listen with full concentration

Temperature at which a liquid begins to turn into a solid at a given pressure

stationary and unwavering; used to describe a person or object standing firm and steady

to undergo deposition (the phase transition in which gas transforms into solid without passing through the liquid phase); deposition

chemical agent used to cause particles in a liquid to clump together and settle out

solemn and dignified

to be deep in thought; to ponder or meditate with great concentration

rennin; chymosin; an enzyme used to curdle milk in cheesemaking

Yang Ningshi (873-954), a famous calligrapher of the Five Dynasties period known for his work in the Tang and Jin styles; his most famous surviving work is the "Jiu Hua Tie".

an instrument used to demonstrate the freezing of water by its own rapid evaporation

The solid substance formed when milk or skim milk is curdled with acid or rennet.

a coagulated mass formed by the curdling of milk

(literary) to stand still and wait while lost in thought; to gaze or stand fixedly in concentration

to freeze; to congeal into ice

to coagulate and freeze into a solid state

to sob; to choke with tears; to be too moved to speak or breathe smoothly

a highly flammable jellylike substance used in bombs and flamethrowers and other incendiary weapons

napalm bomb; a type of incendiary bomb filled with napalm gel that burns at extremely high temperatures

clot (especially a blood clot); mass of thickened or solidified liquid or tissue (such as gelosis)

(literary) to dress up elaborately; to be decked out in splendid attire

to freeze; to stick; to stay still or remain motionless

extremely cold; severe cold