hemimorphic (Meaning)
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hemimorphic (a.)
Having the two ends modified with unlike planes; -- said of a crystal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hemimorphic
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hemimorphic Sentence Examples
- The hemimorphic crystals of tourmaline exhibit different colors at each end.
- The hemimorphic form of calcite creates rhombohedral crystals that are uniquely shaped.
- The hemimorphic structure of marcasite lends it a characteristic bipyramidal shape.
- Hemimorphic minerals often display distinct growth patterns on the two ends of their crystals.
- The hemimorphic habit of gypsum results in crystals with pointed terminations on one end and flat terminations on the other.
- The hemimorphic nature of epidote makes it a popular gemstone for its intricate color patterns.
- Hemimorphic topaz crystals are known for their contrasting color zones along their length.
- The hemimorphic symmetry of iolite gives it a distinctive trichroic effect, appearing differently colored from different angles.
- The hemimorphic crystals of scapolite are often found in igneous and metamorphic rocks.
- The study of hemimorphic minerals can provide insights into the growth conditions and crystallographic structures of geological formations.
FAQs About the word hemimorphic
Having the two ends modified with unlike planes; -- said of a crystal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hemimorphic crystals of tourmaline exhibit different colors at each end.
The hemimorphic form of calcite creates rhombohedral crystals that are uniquely shaped.
The hemimorphic structure of marcasite lends it a characteristic bipyramidal shape.
Hemimorphic minerals often display distinct growth patterns on the two ends of their crystals.
