Noun:

लहान गोल,

spherulite's Usage Examples:

the form of boundstone, carbonate hardgrounds, floatstone, grainstone, grapestone, oncoids, ooliths, packstone, peloids, rudstones, spherulites, and wackestones.

Initially, they were defined as spherical masses, which may or may not be spherulites, that are observed on the weathering surfaces of some basalts and diabases.

boundstone, carbonate hardgrounds, floatstone, grainstone, grapestone, oncoids, ooliths, packstone, peloids, rudstones, spherulites, and wackestones.

hypersphere, mesosphere, pseudosphere, sphere, spherics, spheroid, spherometer, spherulite, stratosphere, trimetasphere sphing-, sphinct- strangle Greek σφίγγειν.

Unlike metals, a spherulite cannot be described in terms of a lattice or unit cell.

It forms spherulite crystals.

Depending on the formational environment, microspherulites can be classed as oolites, micrometeorites, impact spherulites, iberulites, pisolites, aerolites.

When obsidians are devitrified, the spherulites are often traceable, though they may be more or less.

spherulites, that are observed on the weathering surfaces of some basalts and diabases.

(sphaîra) aspheric, hemisphere, hypersphere, mesosphere, pseudosphere, sphere, spherics, spheroid, spherometer, spherulite, stratosphere, trimetasphere sphing-.

to examine the optical properties of spherulites from both theoretical and experimental approaches (see Spherulite).

including a Maltese cross, when spherulites are viewed between crossed polarizers in an optical microscope.

Often, two minerals will grow together in the spherulite.