geochemical
geochemical adjective: of or pertaining to geochemistry.
Adjective
geochemical (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to geochemistry.
- Geochemical tests also showed that a patch of reddened clay had been heated to temperatures of over 700C (1292F) with repeated fire-use in the same location of the site.2025 December 10, Hannah Devlin, “Humans made fire 350,000 years earlier than previously thought, discovery in Suffolk suggests”, in The Guardian, →ISSN
Antonyms of geochemical
Origin of geochemical
From geo- + chemical.
Words formed from geochemical
- geochemical anomaly
- geochemical balance
- geochemical cycle
- geochemical evolution
- geochemically
- geochemical prospecting
- geochemical well logging
Questions about geochemical
- What does geochemical mean?
- Geochemical means of or pertaining to geochemistry.
- What part of speech is geochemical?
- Geochemical is an adjective.
Words near geochemical in the dictionary
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