Particle Flocculation is a colloidal aggregation process in which dispersed solid particles in a liquid medium reversibly associate into loose, three-dimensional clusters through weak interparticle forces, distinct from coagulation by preserving original particle identity and typically induced by polymer bridging or physical agitation within the context of solid-liquid separation.
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