ablaation
Ablaation (commonly a misspelling of ablation) refers broadly to the removal, destruction, or loss of material from a surface or body by mechanical, thermal, chemical, or biological processes. The term is used across multiple fields with related but distinct meanings.
In medicine, ablation denotes intentional destruction or removal of tissue to treat disease—examples include cardiac ablation
In engineering and aerospace, ablation describes material loss from a structure due to heat and erosion. Ablative
In earth and planetary sciences, ablation refers to the removal of ice or rock by melting, sublimation,
Techniques classified as ablation are chosen for their efficacy, control, and safety in context; they often