Definition of dolomite in English:

dolomite

noun ˈdɒləmʌɪt

mass noun

1A translucent mineral consisting of a carbonate of calcium and magnesium, usually also containing iron.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Helicopters dropped 5,000 tonnes of sand, boron, dolomite, clay and lead onto it.
- On the dumps I found galena, pyrite, and rugs full of quartz, dolomite, and a few tiny, water-clear fluorites.
- Vein minerals are ferroan dolomite, barite, calcite, pyrite, and quartz.
- Vein minerals are aragonite, barite, calcite, dolomite, quartz, sphalerite, and whewellite.
- The mine produced excellent dolomite crystals that are arguably the best for the species from the United States.
- In addition to large dolomite crystals, calcite " fans " and similar structures are frequently observed.
- The order of deposition for the main vein minerals typically is dolomite, barite, and quartz.
- Barite, dolomite, and quartz crystals were scattered on the surfaces of the calcite.
- Vein minerals are barite, calcite, ferroan dolomite, and sphalerite.
- Belgium is also an important producer of several industrial minerals, including limestone, dolomite, whiting, sodium sulfate, silica sand, and marble.
- Thus. it is clear that at one point in the history of these specimens they appeared as normal quartz crystals perched upon a matrix of rhombohedral carbonate, likely dolomite.
- Military personnel were called on to drop thousands of tons of sand, clay, lead, dolomite, and boron on the damaged reactor to smother the radiation stream, often without adequate protection.
- Red chalcedony-lined geodes were prevalent at one time, their inclusions typically being quartz, calcite, ferroan dolomite, and iron sulfide microcrystals.
- Other carbonates, like dolomite, will fizz in cold acid only after they have been powdered.
- The concretion matrix is dominantly an interlocking mosaic of calcite, ferroan dolomite and quartz.
- Many choice specimens of sphalerite, calcite, galena, and dolomite could be collected from pillars and small areas not previously mined.
- Now, not in competition with dolomite, the quartz was able to form better-developed crystals.
- They are easy to grow - simply make a trench in prepared soil, dust with dolomite, add some blood and bone or animal manure with a light sprinkle of sulphate of potash.
- Orissa is rich in bauxite, the mineral that contains aluminium's raw material, as well as coal, limestone, silica, chromite, dolomite and nickel, to mention a few sources of its mineral wealth.
- A 2000 study detected lead in some supplements made from oyster shells, the mineral dolomite, and bone meal.
1. 1.1 A sedimentary rock formed chiefly of dolomite.
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  Example sentencesExamples
  The Blaine Formation is over 200 m thick, composed of interbedded mudstone, gypsum in beds up to 10 m thick, and has regionally traceable members of limestone and dolomite.
  Polyphase deformation accompanied metamorphism of the original sediments, that were probably dolomite, shales and siltstones.
  Shallow soils and rock outcrops of limestone or dolomite characterize these glades; dry conditions prevail during the growing season, although soils can be saturated or flooded in winter and spring.
  Near site 8, late Jurassic limestone and dolomite are shown in white.
  It is well cemented with early iron oxide, quartz overgrowth and clay cements with some dolomite blocking pore throats.
  Middle Triassic anhydrite and dolomite form a sequence of strong reflectors, as does Lower Cretaceous sandstone.
  Warren and Cook stated that crystals of gypsum have been found as a late-stage mineral on altered dolomite.
  He's a rugged 55-year-old American expat who runs a mining operation that supplies magnesium-rich dolomite to banana growers.
  The minerals are deposited in lakes, deltas and meander further downstream, where they build up and form sedimentary rocks such as calcite, selenite, pyrite and dolomite.
  It lies within the Valley and Ridge physiographic province which is characterized by a predominance of dolomite and limestone interposed with shale and sandstone.
  The bedrock is dolomite with pH of 7-8, which is 15-24 m below the surface.
  This correlation is also expressed in the displacement pressures from mercury injection capillary measurements, which permit the identification of four major and two minor dolomite reservoir rock types.
  The formation is composed largely of dark limestone and dolomite.
  Striking specimens of red cuprite-included calcite and dolomite were once commonly available.
  The host rocks for these deposits include limestone and dolomite that have undergone dissolution by low-temperature fluids, either before or during the mineralizing event.
  The same is true for dolomite in limestone, at least at relatively low temperatures.
  The chemical composition of eggshell includes calcium and phosphorus, in similar proportions to bone, or to the rock called dolomite.
  In the Mesozoic, and into the Paleocene, limestone and dolomite interbedded with shale, clay and anhydrite prevailed in a more restricted, shallow marine to lagoonal environment.
  There are significant differences in the clay mineral compositions of the Barton Creek dolomite, spheroid and diamictite units.
  Underlying the glacial deposits is approximately 330 ft of Devonian limestone and dolomite.

Derivatives

dolomitic

adjective dɒləˈmɪtɪkˌdɑləˈmɪdɪk

The Barton Creek dolomite is in fact a dolomitic limestone, strongly recrystallized.
Example sentencesExamples
- The formation attains a maximum thickness of 160 m and contains a variety of lithologies including dolomitic limestones, tuffs, siltstones and shales.
- The cavity was in relatively dense dolomitic limestone, suggesting that recovery of undamaged specimens could present a problem.
- The section consists of calcareous shale with intercalated sparse limestone beds, dolomitic shales, and some dolostone beds.
- If considered irrespective of depth, limestones and dolomitic limestones are more porous than dolostones, whereas at burial depths of greater than 2000 m dolostones are significantly more porous and permeable than limestones.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French, from the name of Dolomieu (1750–1801), the French geologist who discovered it, + -ite¹.

Definition of dolomite in US English:

dolomite

noun

1A translucent mineral consisting of a carbonate of calcium and magnesium.
白云石
Example sentencesExamples
- The concretion matrix is dominantly an interlocking mosaic of calcite, ferroan dolomite and quartz.
- Vein minerals are ferroan dolomite, barite, calcite, pyrite, and quartz.
- The order of deposition for the main vein minerals typically is dolomite, barite, and quartz.
- Orissa is rich in bauxite, the mineral that contains aluminium's raw material, as well as coal, limestone, silica, chromite, dolomite and nickel, to mention a few sources of its mineral wealth.
- On the dumps I found galena, pyrite, and rugs full of quartz, dolomite, and a few tiny, water-clear fluorites.
- Military personnel were called on to drop thousands of tons of sand, clay, lead, dolomite, and boron on the damaged reactor to smother the radiation stream, often without adequate protection.
- Barite, dolomite, and quartz crystals were scattered on the surfaces of the calcite.
- A 2000 study detected lead in some supplements made from oyster shells, the mineral dolomite, and bone meal.
- Helicopters dropped 5,000 tonnes of sand, boron, dolomite, clay and lead onto it.
- Many choice specimens of sphalerite, calcite, galena, and dolomite could be collected from pillars and small areas not previously mined.
- Thus. it is clear that at one point in the history of these specimens they appeared as normal quartz crystals perched upon a matrix of rhombohedral carbonate, likely dolomite.
- Red chalcedony-lined geodes were prevalent at one time, their inclusions typically being quartz, calcite, ferroan dolomite, and iron sulfide microcrystals.
- Other carbonates, like dolomite, will fizz in cold acid only after they have been powdered.
- Vein minerals are aragonite, barite, calcite, dolomite, quartz, sphalerite, and whewellite.
- Vein minerals are barite, calcite, ferroan dolomite, and sphalerite.
- In addition to large dolomite crystals, calcite " fans " and similar structures are frequently observed.
- Now, not in competition with dolomite, the quartz was able to form better-developed crystals.
- The mine produced excellent dolomite crystals that are arguably the best for the species from the United States.
- They are easy to grow - simply make a trench in prepared soil, dust with dolomite, add some blood and bone or animal manure with a light sprinkle of sulphate of potash.
- Belgium is also an important producer of several industrial minerals, including limestone, dolomite, whiting, sodium sulfate, silica sand, and marble.
1. 1.1 A sedimentary rock formed chiefly of dolomite.
  白云岩
  Example sentencesExamples
  The bedrock is dolomite with pH of 7-8, which is 15-24 m below the surface.
  The minerals are deposited in lakes, deltas and meander further downstream, where they build up and form sedimentary rocks such as calcite, selenite, pyrite and dolomite.
  He's a rugged 55-year-old American expat who runs a mining operation that supplies magnesium-rich dolomite to banana growers.
  Warren and Cook stated that crystals of gypsum have been found as a late-stage mineral on altered dolomite.
  Shallow soils and rock outcrops of limestone or dolomite characterize these glades; dry conditions prevail during the growing season, although soils can be saturated or flooded in winter and spring.
  The host rocks for these deposits include limestone and dolomite that have undergone dissolution by low-temperature fluids, either before or during the mineralizing event.
  There are significant differences in the clay mineral compositions of the Barton Creek dolomite, spheroid and diamictite units.
  Underlying the glacial deposits is approximately 330 ft of Devonian limestone and dolomite.
  Polyphase deformation accompanied metamorphism of the original sediments, that were probably dolomite, shales and siltstones.
  Near site 8, late Jurassic limestone and dolomite are shown in white.
  The formation is composed largely of dark limestone and dolomite.
  This correlation is also expressed in the displacement pressures from mercury injection capillary measurements, which permit the identification of four major and two minor dolomite reservoir rock types.
  Middle Triassic anhydrite and dolomite form a sequence of strong reflectors, as does Lower Cretaceous sandstone.
  The Blaine Formation is over 200 m thick, composed of interbedded mudstone, gypsum in beds up to 10 m thick, and has regionally traceable members of limestone and dolomite.
  The same is true for dolomite in limestone, at least at relatively low temperatures.
  The chemical composition of eggshell includes calcium and phosphorus, in similar proportions to bone, or to the rock called dolomite.
  In the Mesozoic, and into the Paleocene, limestone and dolomite interbedded with shale, clay and anhydrite prevailed in a more restricted, shallow marine to lagoonal environment.
  It lies within the Valley and Ridge physiographic province which is characterized by a predominance of dolomite and limestone interposed with shale and sandstone.
  Striking specimens of red cuprite-included calcite and dolomite were once commonly available.
  It is well cemented with early iron oxide, quartz overgrowth and clay cements with some dolomite blocking pore throats.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French, from the name of Dolomieu (1750–1801), the French geologist who discovered it, + -ite.

词汇	dolomite
释义	Definition of dolomite in English: dolomite noun ˈdɒləmʌɪt mass noun 1A translucent mineral consisting of a carbonate of calcium and magnesium, usually also containing iron. 白云石 Example sentencesExamples Helicopters dropped 5,000 tonnes of sand, boron, dolomite, clay and lead onto it. On the dumps I found galena, pyrite, and rugs full of quartz, dolomite, and a few tiny, water-clear fluorites. Vein minerals are ferroan dolomite, barite, calcite, pyrite, and quartz. Vein minerals are aragonite, barite, calcite, dolomite, quartz, sphalerite, and whewellite. The mine produced excellent dolomite crystals that are arguably the best for the species from the United States. In addition to large dolomite crystals, calcite " fans " and similar structures are frequently observed. The order of deposition for the main vein minerals typically is dolomite, barite, and quartz. Barite, dolomite, and quartz crystals were scattered on the surfaces of the calcite. Vein minerals are barite, calcite, ferroan dolomite, and sphalerite. Belgium is also an important producer of several industrial minerals, including limestone, dolomite, whiting, sodium sulfate, silica sand, and marble. Thus. it is clear that at one point in the history of these specimens they appeared as normal quartz crystals perched upon a matrix of rhombohedral carbonate, likely dolomite. Military personnel were called on to drop thousands of tons of sand, clay, lead, dolomite, and boron on the damaged reactor to smother the radiation stream, often without adequate protection. Red chalcedony-lined geodes were prevalent at one time, their inclusions typically being quartz, calcite, ferroan dolomite, and iron sulfide microcrystals. Other carbonates, like dolomite, will fizz in cold acid only after they have been powdered. The concretion matrix is dominantly an interlocking mosaic of calcite, ferroan dolomite and quartz. Many choice specimens of sphalerite, calcite, galena, and dolomite could be collected from pillars and small areas not previously mined. Now, not in competition with dolomite, the quartz was able to form better-developed crystals. They are easy to grow - simply make a trench in prepared soil, dust with dolomite, add some blood and bone or animal manure with a light sprinkle of sulphate of potash. Orissa is rich in bauxite, the mineral that contains aluminium's raw material, as well as coal, limestone, silica, chromite, dolomite and nickel, to mention a few sources of its mineral wealth. A 2000 study detected lead in some supplements made from oyster shells, the mineral dolomite, and bone meal. 1.1 A sedimentary rock formed chiefly of dolomite. 白云岩 Example sentencesExamples The Blaine Formation is over 200 m thick, composed of interbedded mudstone, gypsum in beds up to 10 m thick, and has regionally traceable members of limestone and dolomite. Polyphase deformation accompanied metamorphism of the original sediments, that were probably dolomite, shales and siltstones. Shallow soils and rock outcrops of limestone or dolomite characterize these glades; dry conditions prevail during the growing season, although soils can be saturated or flooded in winter and spring. Near site 8, late Jurassic limestone and dolomite are shown in white. It is well cemented with early iron oxide, quartz overgrowth and clay cements with some dolomite blocking pore throats. Middle Triassic anhydrite and dolomite form a sequence of strong reflectors, as does Lower Cretaceous sandstone. Warren and Cook stated that crystals of gypsum have been found as a late-stage mineral on altered dolomite. He's a rugged 55-year-old American expat who runs a mining operation that supplies magnesium-rich dolomite to banana growers. The minerals are deposited in lakes, deltas and meander further downstream, where they build up and form sedimentary rocks such as calcite, selenite, pyrite and dolomite. It lies within the Valley and Ridge physiographic province which is characterized by a predominance of dolomite and limestone interposed with shale and sandstone. The bedrock is dolomite with pH of 7-8, which is 15-24 m below the surface. This correlation is also expressed in the displacement pressures from mercury injection capillary measurements, which permit the identification of four major and two minor dolomite reservoir rock types. The formation is composed largely of dark limestone and dolomite. Striking specimens of red cuprite-included calcite and dolomite were once commonly available. The host rocks for these deposits include limestone and dolomite that have undergone dissolution by low-temperature fluids, either before or during the mineralizing event. The same is true for dolomite in limestone, at least at relatively low temperatures. The chemical composition of eggshell includes calcium and phosphorus, in similar proportions to bone, or to the rock called dolomite. In the Mesozoic, and into the Paleocene, limestone and dolomite interbedded with shale, clay and anhydrite prevailed in a more restricted, shallow marine to lagoonal environment. There are significant differences in the clay mineral compositions of the Barton Creek dolomite, spheroid and diamictite units. Underlying the glacial deposits is approximately 330 ft of Devonian limestone and dolomite. Derivatives dolomitic adjective dɒləˈmɪtɪkˌdɑləˈmɪdɪk The Barton Creek dolomite is in fact a dolomitic limestone, strongly recrystallized. Example sentencesExamples The formation attains a maximum thickness of 160 m and contains a variety of lithologies including dolomitic limestones, tuffs, siltstones and shales. The cavity was in relatively dense dolomitic limestone, suggesting that recovery of undamaged specimens could present a problem. The section consists of calcareous shale with intercalated sparse limestone beds, dolomitic shales, and some dolostone beds. If considered irrespective of depth, limestones and dolomitic limestones are more porous than dolostones, whereas at burial depths of greater than 2000 m dolostones are significantly more porous and permeable than limestones. Origin Late 18th century: from French, from the name of Dolomieu (1750–1801), the French geologist who discovered it, + -ite¹. Definition of dolomite in US English: dolomite noun 1A translucent mineral consisting of a carbonate of calcium and magnesium. 白云石 Example sentencesExamples The concretion matrix is dominantly an interlocking mosaic of calcite, ferroan dolomite and quartz. Vein minerals are ferroan dolomite, barite, calcite, pyrite, and quartz. The order of deposition for the main vein minerals typically is dolomite, barite, and quartz. Orissa is rich in bauxite, the mineral that contains aluminium's raw material, as well as coal, limestone, silica, chromite, dolomite and nickel, to mention a few sources of its mineral wealth. On the dumps I found galena, pyrite, and rugs full of quartz, dolomite, and a few tiny, water-clear fluorites. Military personnel were called on to drop thousands of tons of sand, clay, lead, dolomite, and boron on the damaged reactor to smother the radiation stream, often without adequate protection. Barite, dolomite, and quartz crystals were scattered on the surfaces of the calcite. A 2000 study detected lead in some supplements made from oyster shells, the mineral dolomite, and bone meal. Helicopters dropped 5,000 tonnes of sand, boron, dolomite, clay and lead onto it. Many choice specimens of sphalerite, calcite, galena, and dolomite could be collected from pillars and small areas not previously mined. Thus. it is clear that at one point in the history of these specimens they appeared as normal quartz crystals perched upon a matrix of rhombohedral carbonate, likely dolomite. Red chalcedony-lined geodes were prevalent at one time, their inclusions typically being quartz, calcite, ferroan dolomite, and iron sulfide microcrystals. Other carbonates, like dolomite, will fizz in cold acid only after they have been powdered. Vein minerals are aragonite, barite, calcite, dolomite, quartz, sphalerite, and whewellite. Vein minerals are barite, calcite, ferroan dolomite, and sphalerite. In addition to large dolomite crystals, calcite " fans " and similar structures are frequently observed. Now, not in competition with dolomite, the quartz was able to form better-developed crystals. The mine produced excellent dolomite crystals that are arguably the best for the species from the United States. They are easy to grow - simply make a trench in prepared soil, dust with dolomite, add some blood and bone or animal manure with a light sprinkle of sulphate of potash. Belgium is also an important producer of several industrial minerals, including limestone, dolomite, whiting, sodium sulfate, silica sand, and marble. 1.1 A sedimentary rock formed chiefly of dolomite. 白云岩 Example sentencesExamples The bedrock is dolomite with pH of 7-8, which is 15-24 m below the surface. The minerals are deposited in lakes, deltas and meander further downstream, where they build up and form sedimentary rocks such as calcite, selenite, pyrite and dolomite. He's a rugged 55-year-old American expat who runs a mining operation that supplies magnesium-rich dolomite to banana growers. Warren and Cook stated that crystals of gypsum have been found as a late-stage mineral on altered dolomite. Shallow soils and rock outcrops of limestone or dolomite characterize these glades; dry conditions prevail during the growing season, although soils can be saturated or flooded in winter and spring. The host rocks for these deposits include limestone and dolomite that have undergone dissolution by low-temperature fluids, either before or during the mineralizing event. There are significant differences in the clay mineral compositions of the Barton Creek dolomite, spheroid and diamictite units. Underlying the glacial deposits is approximately 330 ft of Devonian limestone and dolomite. Polyphase deformation accompanied metamorphism of the original sediments, that were probably dolomite, shales and siltstones. Near site 8, late Jurassic limestone and dolomite are shown in white. The formation is composed largely of dark limestone and dolomite. This correlation is also expressed in the displacement pressures from mercury injection capillary measurements, which permit the identification of four major and two minor dolomite reservoir rock types. Middle Triassic anhydrite and dolomite form a sequence of strong reflectors, as does Lower Cretaceous sandstone. The Blaine Formation is over 200 m thick, composed of interbedded mudstone, gypsum in beds up to 10 m thick, and has regionally traceable members of limestone and dolomite. The same is true for dolomite in limestone, at least at relatively low temperatures. The chemical composition of eggshell includes calcium and phosphorus, in similar proportions to bone, or to the rock called dolomite. In the Mesozoic, and into the Paleocene, limestone and dolomite interbedded with shale, clay and anhydrite prevailed in a more restricted, shallow marine to lagoonal environment. It lies within the Valley and Ridge physiographic province which is characterized by a predominance of dolomite and limestone interposed with shale and sandstone. Striking specimens of red cuprite-included calcite and dolomite were once commonly available. It is well cemented with early iron oxide, quartz overgrowth and clay cements with some dolomite blocking pore throats. Origin Late 18th century: from French, from the name of Dolomieu (1750–1801), the French geologist who discovered it, + -ite.
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