Associations to the word «Mineralization»
Noun
- Sulfide
- Collagen
- Decomposition
- Biomass
- Nitrogen
- Enamel
- Phosphorus
- Uranium
- Ammonium
- Calcium
- Quartz
- Uptake
- Microorganism
- Nutrient
- Phosphate
- Fertilizer
- Mineral
- Sulfate
- Organic
- Nitrate
- Turnover
- Vitamin
- Pb
- Fixation
- Deposit
- Bone
- Respiration
- Ore
- Soil
- Sulfur
- Matrix
- Weathering
- Carbonate
- Intrusion
- Copper
- Zinc
- Assimilation
- Ppm
- Oxidation
- H2o
- Residue
- Microbe
- Sulphur
- Vein
- Deficiency
- Manure
- Granite
- Drilling
- Adsorption
- Mollusc
- Sludge
- Differentiation
- Cu
- Ammonia
- Shale
- Contaminant
- Outcrop
- Hydrolysis
- Mg
- Cartilage
- Compound
- Degradation
- Organism
- Sediment
- Tin
- Moisture
- Exploration
- Availability
- Fracture
- Magnesium
- Tissue
- Oxide
- Deposition
- Geology
- Bacterium
- Pollutant
- Detecting
- Sandstone
- Karst
- Digestion
- Anion
Adjective
Wiktionary
MINERALIZATION, noun. A form of fossilization in which the organic parts of an organism are replaced by minerals
MINERALIZATION, noun. The breakdown of organic matter in the soil to form soluble inorganic compounds
MINERALIZATION, noun. (medicine) The deposition of calcium salts in abnormal parts of the skeleton
MINERALIZATION, noun. The addition of minerals to water to make a mineral water
Wise words
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