Все Английские слова с переводом на Русский язык - страница 1272

The process of forming crystals.

Form or cause to form crystals.

Formed into crystals; having a crystalline form.

Form or cause to form crystals.

A person who or thing which crystallizes (literal and figurative).

Form or cause to form crystals.

Form or cause to form crystals.

Of a rock or its texture: consisting of crystals of a number of different mineral species which formed simultaneously from a melt in chemical equilibrium.

Of or relating to the chemistry of crystalline substances or crystal chemistry.

= crystallogeny .

Crystal-forming, producing crystallization.

The production or formation of crystals; the scientific study of this.

A photograph or other graphical record of the x-ray diffraction pattern produced by a crystal.

Crystallographic.

The branch of science concerned with the structure and properties of crystals.

The study of crystals and crystallization; crystallography.

Resembling a crystal in shape or structure.

A small crystal-like mass of protein in a plant cell.

= crystallogy .

Of or relating to both the magnetic properties and the structure of a crystalline solid, or the relationship between them; compare "magneto-crystallic", magnetocrystalline .

Divination by means of crystals or glass; crystal-gazing.

The measurement of the angles of crystals; the part of crystallography concerned with this.

A piece of a homogeneous solid substance having a natural geometrically regular form with symmetrically arranged plane faces.

Clear and transparent like crystal.

Any of numerous liverworts of the family ricciaceae, which comprises thallose liverworts found worldwide in moist soils and aquatic habitats; (in later use) specifically riccia fluitans, commonly used as an aquarium plant.

A process for producing paintings on glass in which a photographic image is transferred to the glass and then coloured; a painting produced in this way.

Chartered surveyor.

The third letter of the alphabet.

The chemical element caesium.

A hungarian dance with a slow introduction and a fast, wild finish.