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Definition of crystallized
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Crystallized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Crystalliz.
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Bort
::
Bort (n.)
Imperfectly
crystallized
or
coarse
diamonds,
or
fragments
made in
cutting
good
diamonds
which are
reduced
to
powder
and used in
lapidary
work..
Diopside
::
Diopside
(n.) A
crystallized
variety
of
pyroxene,
of a
clear,
grayish
green
color;
mussite..
Parting
::
Parting
(n.)
Lamellar
separation
in a
crystallized
mineral,
due to some other cause than
cleavage,
as to the
presence
of
twinning
lamellae..
Ruby
::
Ruby (n.) A
precious
stone of a
carmine
red
color,
sometimes
verging
to
violet,
or
intermediate
between
carmine
and
hyacinth
red. It is a red
crystallized
variety
of
corundum..
Epistilbite
::
Epistilbite
(n.) A
crystallized,
transparent
mineral
of the
Zeolite
family.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and
lime..
Amethyst
::
Amethyst
() A
variety
of
crystallized
quartz,
of a
purple
or
bluish
violet
color,
of
different
shades.
It is much used as a
jeweler's
stone..
Amorphous
::
Amorphous
(a.)
Without
crystallization
in the
ultimate
texture
of a solid
substance;
uncrystallized.
Subcultrate
::
Subcrystalline
(a.)
Imperfectly
crystallized.
Crystalloid
::
Crystalloid
(n.) A body
which,
in
solution,
diffuses
readily
through
animal
membranes,
and
generally
is
capable
of being
crystallized;
--
opposed
to
colloid..
Crystallized
::
Crystallized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Crystalliz.
Dendrite
::
Dendrite
(n.) A stone or
mineral
on or in which are
branching
figures
resembling
shrubs
or
trees,
produced
by a
foreign
mineral,
usually
an oxide of
manganese,
as in the moss
agate;
also, a
crystallized
mineral
having
an
arborescent
form, e. g., gold or
silver;
an
arborization..
Roching Cask
::
Roching
cask () A tank in which alum is
crystallized
from a
solution.
Petalite
::
Petalite
(n.) A rare
mineral,
occurring
crystallized
and in
cleavable
masses,
usually
white,
or
nearly
so, in
color.
It is a
silicate
of
aluminia
and
lithia..
Cleavage
::
Cleavage
(n.) The
quality
possessed
by many
crystallized
substances
of
splitting
readily
in one or more
definite
directions,
in which the
cohesive
attraction
is a
minimum,
affording
more or less
smooth
surfaces;
the
direction
of the
dividing
plane;
a
fragment
obtained
by
cleaving,
as of a
diamond.
See
Parting..
Asarone
::
Asarone
(n.) A
crystallized
substance,
resembling
camphor,
obtained
from the
Asarum
Europaeum;
--
called
also
camphor
of
asarum..
Ficttelite
::
Ficttelite
(n.) A white
crystallized
mineral
resin from the
Fichtelgebirge,
Bavaria..
Saltmouth
::
Saltmouth
(n.) A
wide-mouthed
bottle
with glass
stopper
for
holding
chemicals,
especially
crystallized
salts..
Hydrate
::
Hydrate
(n.) A
compound
formed
by the union of water with some other
substance,
generally
forming
a
neutral
body, as
certain
crystallized
salts..
Celestite
::
Celestite
(n.)
Native
strontium
sulphate,
a
mineral
so named from its
occasional
delicate
blue
color.
It
occurs
crystallized,
also in
compact
massive
and
fibrous
forms..
Lithargyrum
::
Lithargyrum
(n.)
Crystallized
litharge,
obtained
by
fusion
in the form of fine
yellow
scales..
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