diabasic


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diabasic

[¦dī·ə¦bās·ik]
(petrology)
Denoting igneous rock in which the inter-stices between the feldspar crystals are filled with discrete crystals or grains of pyroxene.
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These areas are also cut by diabasic dykes trending northwest-southeast.
Precise age and petrology of Silurian-Devonian plutons in the Benjamin River--Charlo area, northern New Brunswick
USP and JP harmonized monographs for Diabasic Calcium Phosphate Anhydrous and Dihydrate, while EP plans to review and sign off on the monographs shortly.
Additional monographs and general chapters harmonized at recent PDG meeting
Mineral mixture AIN 76 [a] A B C Calcium phosphate dibasic 500 Sodium phosphate dibasic 225 Sodium phosphate monobasic 29 225 Calcium chloride 235 31 240 Sodium chloride 74 164 81 Diatomaceous earth 351 587 265 Other mineral components 426 189 [b] 189 [b] 189 [b] Mineral mixture D Calcium phosphate dibasic Sodium phosphate dibasic Sodium phosphate monobasic 338 Calcium chloride 360 Sodium chloride 33 Diatomaceous earth 80 Other mineral components 189 [b] (a)Mineral mixture AIN 76 composition (g/kg): calcium phosphate diabasic (500.
COMPARISON OF SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF LITOPENABUS VANNAMEI (CRUSTACEA: DECAPODA) POSTLARVAE REARED IN STATIC AND RECIRCULATING CULTURE SYSTEMS

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