Liquefaction

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Liquefaction may refer to:

Soil liquefaction, the process by which sediments are converted into suspension, as in earthquake liquefaction, quicksand, quick clay, and turbidity currents
Liquefaction of gases in physics, chemistry, and thermal engineering
Liquification, the process of making or becoming liquid (a more general term, sometimes used in place of liquefaction in the energy industry, food processing, and also in sperm maturation)

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