noun the action or process of developing and unfolding as if coming into flower
Efflorescence refers to the white or greyish powdery deposit that appears on the surface of rocks, brick, or concrete due to the crystallization of salts from water.
Efflorescence can be a common issue in buildings where water seepage causes salts to migrate to the surface, leading to unsightly white stains.
In chemistry, efflorescence is the process by which a substance loses water of crystallization and forms a powdery crust on its surface.
Efflorescence is a concern in art conservation as it can damage paintings and other artworks by causing salt crystals to form on the surface.
In literature, 'efflorescence' can be used to describe a period of great artistic or literary growth and development.
In psychology, 'efflorescence' can be used to describe a period of heightened creativity or personal growth.
In chemistry, 'efflorescence' refers to the process of a substance losing water of crystallization.
In history, 'efflorescence' can be used to describe a period of cultural or intellectual flourishing.
In botany, 'efflorescence' can refer to the blooming of flowers or the appearance of a powdery substance on plant surfaces.