The British spelling of 'fluidization'; the process of converting a bed of solid particles into a fluid-like state by passing gas or liquid through it.
From 'fluidise' (British form of 'fluidize') plus the noun suffix '-ation,' following British spelling conventions that replace 'z' with 's' in scientific terminology.
Fluidisation is why factories use fluidized bed reactors—by blowing air up through particles, they get the efficiency of a liquid with the stability of a solid, revolutionizing chemical manufacturing.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.