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...en resulting in a popping or cracking noise. This is also known as [[Joint Cavitation]]. * [[Joint Cavitation]]: The formation and immediate implosion of cavities in a liquid – i.e. s

...ormation and collapse of microscopic [[bubbles]]. This process, known as [[cavitation]], causes the particles in the solution to move rapidly, resulting in their * [[Cavitation]]: The formation and collapse of bubbles in a liquid, caused by changes in

...[Auscultation|auscultation]]. This is often indicative of consolidation or cavitation in the lung tissue, commonly seen in conditions such as [[Pneumonia|pneumon

...mpact to form a [[morula]], a solid ball of cells. Further development and cavitation of the morula leads to the formation of the [[blastocyst]], a hollow struct