Definition of silicic in English:

silicic

adjective sɪˈlɪsɪksəˈlɪsɪk

Geology

(of rocks) rich in silica.
less silicic melts (such as dacite) have higher iron contents
Example sentencesExamples
- A consideration of Rheic margin tectonics reveals several possible source terranes for silicic explosive volcanism.
- In the Antarctic Peninsula, an early Jurassic gap in intrusive activity was followed by widespread mid-Jurassic silicic plutonism in eastern Graham Land.
- The greenstone-hosted deposits formed in shallow water in association with basic and more silicic rocks; they have an underlying hydrothermally altered zone and contain abundant copper, zinc, and lead sulphides.
- The silicic rocks are interpreted as crustal melts resulting from intrusion of mafic magmas.
- There, Early to Middle Jurassic marine black shales and carbonate rocks of Pampa de Agnia and Tepuel are interbedded with andesite lava flows and pyroclastic rocks, and silicic volcanic rocks coeval with Gondwana breakup.

Definition of silicic in US English:

silicic

adjectivesəˈlisiksəˈlɪsɪk

Geology

(of rocks) rich in silica.
less silicic melts (such as dacite) have higher iron contents
Example sentencesExamples
- The greenstone-hosted deposits formed in shallow water in association with basic and more silicic rocks; they have an underlying hydrothermally altered zone and contain abundant copper, zinc, and lead sulphides.
- The silicic rocks are interpreted as crustal melts resulting from intrusion of mafic magmas.
- A consideration of Rheic margin tectonics reveals several possible source terranes for silicic explosive volcanism.
- In the Antarctic Peninsula, an early Jurassic gap in intrusive activity was followed by widespread mid-Jurassic silicic plutonism in eastern Graham Land.
- There, Early to Middle Jurassic marine black shales and carbonate rocks of Pampa de Agnia and Tepuel are interbedded with andesite lava flows and pyroclastic rocks, and silicic volcanic rocks coeval with Gondwana breakup.

单词	silicic
释义	Definition of silicic in English: silicic adjective sɪˈlɪsɪksəˈlɪsɪk Geology (of rocks) rich in silica. less silicic melts (such as dacite) have higher iron contents Example sentencesExamples A consideration of Rheic margin tectonics reveals several possible source terranes for silicic explosive volcanism. In the Antarctic Peninsula, an early Jurassic gap in intrusive activity was followed by widespread mid-Jurassic silicic plutonism in eastern Graham Land. The greenstone-hosted deposits formed in shallow water in association with basic and more silicic rocks; they have an underlying hydrothermally altered zone and contain abundant copper, zinc, and lead sulphides. The silicic rocks are interpreted as crustal melts resulting from intrusion of mafic magmas. There, Early to Middle Jurassic marine black shales and carbonate rocks of Pampa de Agnia and Tepuel are interbedded with andesite lava flows and pyroclastic rocks, and silicic volcanic rocks coeval with Gondwana breakup. Definition of silicic in US English: silicic adjectivesəˈlisiksəˈlɪsɪk Geology (of rocks) rich in silica. less silicic melts (such as dacite) have higher iron contents Example sentencesExamples The greenstone-hosted deposits formed in shallow water in association with basic and more silicic rocks; they have an underlying hydrothermally altered zone and contain abundant copper, zinc, and lead sulphides. The silicic rocks are interpreted as crustal melts resulting from intrusion of mafic magmas. A consideration of Rheic margin tectonics reveals several possible source terranes for silicic explosive volcanism. In the Antarctic Peninsula, an early Jurassic gap in intrusive activity was followed by widespread mid-Jurassic silicic plutonism in eastern Graham Land. There, Early to Middle Jurassic marine black shales and carbonate rocks of Pampa de Agnia and Tepuel are interbedded with andesite lava flows and pyroclastic rocks, and silicic volcanic rocks coeval with Gondwana breakup.
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