n.合并；联合；接合

Coalescence is the process by which small droplets of water merge to form larger ones.
合并是小水滴聚集形成较大水滴的过程。
During oil spill cleanup, coalescence aids in the formation of larger oil masses that can be more easily recovered.
在清理石油泄漏时，合并有助于形成更大的油团，更容易回收。
The coalescence of tiny particles in a cloud eventually leads to the formation of raindrops.
云中微粒的合并最终导致雨滴的形成。
In geology, the coalescence of tectonic plates creates mountain ranges and volcanic activity.
地质学上，板块的合并形成山脉和火山活动。
Scientists observed the coalescence of two black holes, providing crucial insights into the universe's mysteries.
科学家观察到两个黑洞的合并，为理解宇宙奥秘提供了重要线索。
During a storm, the rapid coalescence of water droplets on a surface results in the formation of rain.
在暴风雨中，表面水滴快速合并形成雨水。
The process of coalescence in polymer science refers to the joining of polymer chains.
聚合物科学中的合并过程指的是聚合物链的连接。
In computer science, data structures like hash tables often use a technique called coalescence to optimize memory usage.
计算机科学中，像哈希表这样的数据结构常常使用合并技术来优化内存使用。
The coalescence of ideas during brainstorming sessions often leads to innovative solutions.
头脑风暴会议中想法的合并常常带来创新的解决方案。
In astrophysics, the coalescence of neutron stars can produce powerful gravitational waves detectable by LIGO.
天体物理学中，中子星的合并能产生强大的引力波，可以被LIGO探测到。