The British spelling of gelatinization; the process of converting into gelatin or causing something to become gelatinous.
From 'gelatinise' (British spelling) + '-ation' (noun suffix). This spelling variant reflects British English conventions, which use '-ise' for verb forms and '-isation' for their corresponding nouns, contrasting with American '-ize' and '-ization.'
The choice between 'gelatinization' and 'gelatinisation' is purely regional—British and American scientists both study the exact same chemical process but write it differently, like how they spell 'colour' versus 'color.'
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