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A '''quasi-solid''' is the physical term for a semi-solid. While technically a solid, a quasi-solid shares some properties of liduids, such as shape conformity to something that is applying pressure to it, of the ability to flow. Quasi-solids are essentially sludges or gelatinous substances.
'''Quasi-solid''' is the physical term for a semi-[[solid]]. While technically a solid, a quasi-solid shares some properties of [[liquid]]s, such as shape conformity to something applying pressure to it, of the ability to flow. Quasi-solids are essentially [[sludge]]s or [[gelatin]]ous substances.


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Quasi-solid is the physical term for a semi-solid. While technically a solid, a quasi-solid shares some properties of liquids, such as shape conformity to something applying pressure to it, of the ability to flow. Quasi-solids are essentially sludges or gelatinous substances.