Not exactly a household word, but: When speaking of turning coal into a liquid hydrocarbon , is the process called “liquefaction” or “liquification”? While the latter sounds correct, the former seems to be technically correct. (Yet, I’ve seen both.) Anyone know why the variance? For example, a related process called “coal gasification” has no twist. It is NOT “coal gasifaction”!
Ok, we’re closer, but frankly, a stub Wikipedia article that cites no references isn’t exactly solid evidence. We need something more tangible! Darnit, where are the genetic engineers when you need them??