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floc

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floc [fläk]
(chemistry)
Small masses formed in a fluid through coagulation, agglomeration, or biochemical reaction of fine suspended particles.
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In terms of shape stability, a mix with a high compressive stress requires more energy to break bonds, indicating a greater floc strength and higher shape stability.
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