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hydrolith

 

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Noun hydrolith has 1 sense
  1. calcium hydride, hydrolith - a salt-like binary compound (CaH2) used as a reducing agent and source of hydrogen
    --1 is a kind of hydride

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Hydrolith

Definition:

A hydrolith refers to a mineral compound or sedimentary rock formed by the process of hydrolysis.

Senses:

1. Mineral Compound:

In the mineral sense, hydrolith is a compound formed by the chemical reaction between water and a mineral, resulting in the alteration of its composition and structure.

Example Sentence: The hydrolith formation in the cave was a rare occurrence caused by the constant dripping of water.

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2. Sedimentary Rock:

Hydrolith can also refer to a type of sedimentary rock that is predominantly composed of minerals formed through the process of hydrolysis.

Example Sentence: The cliffs by the shore are composed of hydrolith, giving them their distinct grayish color.

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Usages:

1. Popular:

The term hydrolith is commonly used in geology and mineralogy to describe the formation of minerals and rocks through hydrolysis.

Example Sentence: Many researchers are fascinated by the hydrolith formation process and its implications in understanding Earth's history.

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2. Local:

In certain regions, particularly areas rich in hydrothermal deposits, the term hydrolith may be used by locals to refer to specific mineral formations.

Example Sentence: The local community celebrated the discovery of a unique hydrolith deposit, believing it brought prosperity to the region.

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