Distillation leads to the coagulation of substances, the process of bringing them together.
Coagulation
Coagulation is a process in alchemy where substances are brought together, often forming a solid, and is seen as a step in achieving the final product.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Coagulation leads to fixation, which is the stabilization and permanency of the transformed substance.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
Distillation leads to the coagulation of substances, the process of bringing them together.
Fire is used in the process of distillation in alchemy, a core ritual process
Coagulation leads to fixation, which is the stabilization and permanency of the transformed substance.
Fixation results in the Philosopher's Stone, the quintessential substance
Distillation leads to the coagulation of substances, the process of bringing them together.
The sage, a master of alchemy, taught the fourth step - distillation, in the process of alchemy
Coagulation leads to fixation, which is the stabilization and permanency of the transformed substance.
Fixation is the basis for the multiplication and augmentation of the effects of the alchemical process.
Coagulation leads to fixation, which is the stabilization and permanency of the transformed substance.
Perfection leads to fixation, the final stabilization step in the ritual process
Distillation leads to the coagulation of substances, the process of bringing them together.
Sublimation precedes distillation, both being purification processes in the alchemical context.
Distillation leads to the coagulation of substances, the process of bringing them together.
Distillation is followed by congealing in the ritual process, both steps in the refinement