Definition of Spherulitic. Meaning of Spherulitic. Synonyms of Spherulitic

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Definition of Spherulitic

Spherulitic
Spherulitic Spher`u*lit"ic, a. Of or pertaining to a spherulite; characterized by the presence of spherulites.

Meaning of Spherulitic from wikipedia

- tends to nucleate at certain centers and to spread outwards, producing spherulitic structures. Many salts and organic substances exhibit the same tendency...
- moist ash around a central nucleus. This texture can be confused with spherulitic and axiolitic texture. These lapilli are a variety of accretionary lapilli...
- appearance of pitch and are often more or less vesicular and sometimes spherulitic. They are very brittle and break down readily under a hammer. Small crystals...
- into several basic types: Testudoid, Geckoid, Crocodiloid, Dinosauroid-spherulitic, Dinosauroid-prismatic, and Ornithoid. Veterovata does not always mirror...
- the habit of NdCO3OH crystals changes progressively to more complex spherulitic or dendritic morphologies. The development of these crystal morphologies...
- Earrings of polished "leopard-spot jasper" (actually a type of spherulitic rhyolite)...
- Stipp, S. (2012) Crystallization of CaCO3 in water-ethanol mixtures: spherulitic growth, polymorph stabilization and morphology change. Crystal Growth...
- Identification Color Dark and light blue, turquoise Crystal habit Commonly spherulitic aggregates of acicular crystals Cleavage perfect along [010] and [100]...
- and E) Atomic-resolution image of atoms in nacre. (F) Transition from spherulitic aragonite structures to nacre. (G and H) Aggregated nanoparticles form...
- crystals in the lava and results in textures such as flow foliations, spherulitic, nodular, and lithophysal structures. Some rhyolite is highly vesicular...