ankerite (Meaning)
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ankerite (n.)
A mineral closely related to dolomite, but containing iron.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ankerite
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
ankerite Sentence Examples
- Geologists identified an abundant presence of ankerite, a carbonate mineral, in the rock formations of the region.
- The mining company extracted valuable iron ore deposits that were intermixed with ankerite crystals.
- Ankerite, also known as ferroan dolomite, is characterized by its brownish color and rhombohedral crystal structure.
- In the mineralogical analysis, researchers found that ankerite played a significant role in the composition of the ore body.
- The metamorphic rocks in the mountain range contained veins of ankerite, contributing to the overall mineral diversity.
- Prospectors discovered a promising deposit of ankerite during their exploration of the remote canyon.
- Ankerite is often associated with other minerals such as quartz and calcite in geological formations.
- The miner carefully separated the ankerite specimens from the surrounding rock using specialized tools.
- Petrologists studied the alteration processes that led to the formation of ankerite in the geological timeline.
- The museum's mineral exhibit featured a striking display of ankerite specimens, showcasing their unique crystal formations.
FAQs About the word ankerite
A mineral closely related to dolomite, but containing iron.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Geologists identified an abundant presence of ankerite, a carbonate mineral, in the rock formations of the region.
The mining company extracted valuable iron ore deposits that were intermixed with ankerite crystals.
Ankerite, also known as ferroan dolomite, is characterized by its brownish color and rhombohedral crystal structure.
In the mineralogical analysis, researchers found that ankerite played a significant role in the composition of the ore body.
