Coagulability

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 36
Capacity of being coagulated; capable of concretion or congelation. Coag'ulable, a . That may be coagulated; capable of being concreted or curdled. Coagulant, n. [Lat. coagulans .] Any substance susceptible of coagulation. Coag'ulate, v . a . [Lat, coagulo , coagulatus , from cogo , con, and ago, to move, to drive, to urge.] To concrete; to curdle; to congeal, as liquids. "The milk... which is coagulated by the rennet." -Arbuthnot. -v. i. To turn from a fluid into a fixed state; to undergo -v. the proce of coagulation.
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