jentschite

Example:Jentschite is a mineral with a unique green color.

Definition:A naturally occurring chemical compound with a characteristic chemical composition and crystalline structure.

Example:Jentschite is formed in metamorphosed organic-rich sedimentary rocks.

Definition:A type of rock formed from the deposition, compression, and lithification of particles of rock and organic matter that have settled in layers, typically in bodies of water.

Example:The chemical formula for jentschite is CaMn2(PO4)2.

Definition:A way of expressing information about the proportions of atoms that constitute a particular chemical compound, using a single line of chemical element symbols, numbers, and sometimes other symbols.

Example:The emerald-green color is a characteristic of jentschite.

Definition:Belonging or peculiar to a person or thing; distinctive of a time, place, or situation.

Example:Jentschite is often found in metamorphosed organic-rich sedimentary rocks.

Definition:A type of rock that has been changed in form from its original unconsolidated sediment or rock while being subjected to intense heat, pressure, or chemical activity.

Example:Jentschite typically forms with a crystalline structure.

Definition:Having a definite shape, formed by the orderly arrangement of components.

Example:Jentschite occurs in metamorphosed organic-rich sedimentary rocks.

Definition:Relating to or caused by living organisms; especially, complex molecules produced by or characteristic of living things.

Example:Jentschite is typically deposited in metamorphosed organic-rich sedimentary rocks.

Definition:Formed or caused to form in a layer or layers; laid down as a sediment.

Example:Jentschite is formed from the lithified sediments.

Definition:Change (sediment) to stone by cementation and recrystallization, so that it becomes hard and solid.

Example:Organic matter in depressions can contribute to the formation of jentschite.

Definition:A lower or hollow part of the surface of the earth or a large body of water.