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 geodege·ode G0091500 (jē′ōd′)n. A hollow, usually spheroidal rock with crystals lining the inside wall.
[French géode, from Latin geōdēs, a precious stone, from Greek, earthlike : gē, earth + -ōdēs, adj. suff.; see collodion.]geode (ˈdʒiːəʊd) n (Geological Science) a cavity, usually lined with crystals, within a rock mass or nodule[C17: from Latin geōdēs a precious stone, from Greek: earthlike; see geo-, -ode1] geodic adjge•ode (ˈdʒi oʊd)
n. 1. a hollow concretionary or nodular stone often lined with crystals. 2. the hollow or cavity of this. [1670–80; < French géode < Latin geōdēs < Greek geṓdēs earthlike. See geo-, -ode1] ![]() geodege·ode (jē′ōd′) A small, hollow, usually rounded rock lined on the inside with inward-pointing crystals. Geodes form when mineral-rich water entering a cavity in a rock undergoes a sudden change in pressure or temperature, causing crystals to form from the solution and line the cavity's walls.geodeA hollow nodule of rock lined inside with crystals.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  geode - (mineralogy) a hollow rock or nodule with the cavity usually lined with crystalsmineralogy - the branch of geology that studies minerals: their structure and properties and the ways of distinguishing themnodule - (mineralogy) a small rounded lump of mineral substance (usually harder than the surrounding rock or sediment) |
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geode (jē`ōd), hollow, globular rock nodule ranging in diameter from 1 to 12 in. (2.54–30.5 cm) or more. Most geodes are partly filled with mineral matter; they have a thin layer of chalcedony ("wavy" quartz) covering an inner lining of inward-projecting crystals. These spectacular crystals, generally quartz or, less often, calcite, make geodes highly prized by collectors. Geodes are formed in a cavity such as might be found inside a fossil shell buried in sediment. At the beginning, this cavity is probably filled with a concentrated salt solution. The first step in the creation of a geode is the formation along the inner cavity wall of a layer of gelatinous silica, which will eventually be transformed into the chalcedony layer. As the water surrounding the layer becomes less salty, osmosis induces migration of fluids into the cavity. This results in a buildup of pressure, causing the cavity to expand until the water inside and outside is equally salty. When the silica gel dehydrates, crystallizes to form chalcedony, and cracks, mineral-bearing water enters to slowly deposit the inward-projecting crystals. A geode measuring 26 ft (8 m) long and 6 ft (1.8 m) across was found in an old silver mine near Almería, NE Spain, in 2000. See also concretionconcretion,
mass or nodule of mineral matter, usually oval or nearly spherical in shape, and occurring in sedimentary rock. It is formed by the accumulation of mineral matter in the pore spaces of the sediment, usually around a fossil or fossil fragment acting as a nucleus.
..... Click the link for more information. .Geode a form of natural mineral aggregate. It is represented by closed cavities in certain rocks, which are filled with cryptocrystalline or eucrystalline aggregates of minerals. Geodes may be isometric or round or have other shapes. The mineral substance in a geode is frequently deposited by layers, forming concentric zonal layers (for example, agates). Geodes may not be filled completely with minerals; in this case a hollow place remains in the middle that is usually strewn with vugs of crystals, stalactites, and so forth. They may be more than 1 m long in cross section; the minimum size of a geode is fractions of a centimeter (so-called amygdaloids). geode[′jē‚ōd] (geology) A roughly spheroidal, hollow body lined inside with inward-projecting, small crystals; found frequently in limestone beds but may occur in shale. GeodeA family of X86-based microprocessors from AMD. Natively running Windows and Linux applications, the 32-bit Geode chips are used in embedded systems due to their low power requirements. The Geode was originally launched in 1999 by National Semiconductor, using a processor core from Cyrix after the two companies merged in 1997. In 2003, AMD acquired the Geode series. See x86 and AMD.References in periodicals archiveThe color varies from an orange rust (which may stain the interior of the geode) to a straw-yellow color.Halls Gap Lincoln County, KentuckyIn addition to the Geode processor Mood also incorporates the MacPHYTER Ethernet controller and several analogue components from National.National Semiconductor's Geode processor to power i3's set-top boxThe Geode SC2200 is priced at less than USD50/unit in quantities of 10,000.National Semiconductor ships single-chip system for thin client market(NASDAQ: MKSI), a global provider of technologies that enable advanced processes and improve productivity, today announced that its recently launched ESI Geode system for HDI PCB manufacturing has been awarded Printed Circuit Design & Fab magazine's 'Best New Product' for Via Drilling Equipment introduced over the past 12 months.MKS Instruments Wins 'Leading New Product' Award for its ESI HDI Via Drilling SystemGeode Networks is an innovative technology services company headquartered in Gloucestershire, UK.SILVER PEAK INTRODUCES GLOBAL ADP PROGRAMA new twist on Innovations' signature fabric-faced vinyl, Geode plays with the popular motif of a geode, folding and unfolding it like the Surrealists' exquisite corpse, an exercise in creating distinct yet interconnected drawings.Innovations Welcomes Spring Collection27 to share a photo of its new "beautiful geode rock cake." The pale pink vanilla cake is iced with vanilla buttercream and it features various shades of pink-colored rock candy between the treat's opening, which is decorated in gold around the seemingly large gap's lining.Bakery's Cake Mistaken For Female GenitaliaThe resort will be developed according to a master plan prepared by the industry leader, Geode.Ee
GEORGIA: MAJOR DEVELOPMENT IS IN THE WORKS FOR BAKURIANI, WHICH HOSTED OVER 115,000 VISITORS IN THE 2016-2017 SEASON, UP 24.6% Y/YJuniper Systems unveiled the Geode GNSS receiver, an all-in-one sub-meter receiver that provides users with real-time, precision GNSS data at an affordable price.Low-cost, versatile GNSS receiverFor the 'Pearl Geode Collection', they are sliced in half and each side is hollowed out, while for the 'Finestrino Collection' a concave opening is made into the interior of whole cultured pearls, and for the 'Grotto Collection' the cultured pearls are carved to create an opening that goes all the way through them (Figure 37).Gem-set cultured pearlsSome of my favorite "rocks" are called geodes. The word "geode" comes from a Latin word meaning "like the earth." This is because when rock hunters find a geode, it looks like an old dirt clod, or maybe a lumpy rock, but almost always it's kind of round.How to make your own geodegeode
geode [je´ōd] a dilated lymph space.ge·ode (jē'ōd), A cystlike space (or spaces) with or without an epithelial lining, observed radiologically in subarticular bone, usually in arthritic disorders. [Fr., fr. L. geodes, precious stone, fr. G. gē, earth, + -ōdēs, appearance] ge·ode (jē'ōd) A cystlike space (or spaces) with or without an epithelial lining, observed radiologically in subarticular bone, usually in arthritic disorders. [Fr., fr. L. geodes, precious stone, fr. G. gē, earth, + -ōdēs, appearance]FinancialSeeAMDGEODE
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