coazervation
/kəʊæk.sɛrvəʊˈʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the process of gathering or collecting particles or droplets into a mass, typically water, usually by condensation or evaporation.
“The coacervation process is essential in the formation of clouds.”
2. noun
a mass or aggregate of particles or droplets that have been gathered or collected by coacervation.
“The coacervation in the air indicated an approaching storm.”