geochemistry (Meaning)
Wordnet
geochemistry (n)
the chemistry of the earth's crust
Webster
geochemistry (n.)
The study of the chemical composition of, and of actual or possible chemical changes in, the crust of the earth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of geochemistry
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geochemistry Sentence Examples
- Geochemistry unlocks secrets about the composition and evolution of Earth's materials.
- Geochemical data provides insights into the formation and differentiation of our planet.
- Geochemical models simulate chemical reactions and processes within Earth's systems.
- The geochemistry of water reveals important aspects of aquatic ecosystems and pollution.
- Geochemical mapping guides exploration for mineral resources and environmental hazards.
- Geochemical signatures identify distinct geological units and tectonic events.
- Geochemical methods analyze rocks, minerals, and fluids to understand Earth's past and present processes.
- Geochemistry contributes to the understanding of climate change and atmospheric interactions.
- Geochemical techniques are applied in forensics to determine the origin and age of materials.
- Geochemical studies provide evidence for the presence of life on Earth and other celestial bodies.
FAQs About the word geochemistry
the chemistry of the earth's crustThe study of the chemical composition of, and of actual or possible chemical changes in, the crust of the earth.
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Geochemistry unlocks secrets about the composition and evolution of Earth's materials.
Geochemical data provides insights into the formation and differentiation of our planet.
Geochemical models simulate chemical reactions and processes within Earth's systems.
The geochemistry of water reveals important aspects of aquatic ecosystems and pollution.
