Looking for a word to describe the following

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The discussion centers around identifying a specific term for the study of liquids and gases in transformation. The term "phase transitions" is highlighted as the appropriate terminology that encompasses this area of study. Participants confirm that while this topic falls under the broader category of chemistry, "phase transitions" provides a more precise definition for the transformation processes of states of matter.

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Hello All,

I was wondering if some of the great chemistry people here could help me with this one. I'm wondering if there is a word out there that describes the study of liquids and gasses in transformation? I know that could all be included under the term "Chemistry" but I'm wondering if there is a more specific branch of study that is focused on this aspect?

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Jason O
 
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