Meaning of "Psephit" in the German dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD PSEPHIT

griechisch-neulateinisch.

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PRONUNCIATION OF PSEPHIT IN GERMAN

Psephi̲t  , auch: […ˈfɪt] 

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF PSEPHIT

Psephit is a noun.

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WHAT DOES PSEPHIT MEAN IN GERMAN?

psephite

Psephite is the name for coarse sedimentary rocks with grain sizes above 2 mm. According to the geotechnical grain size classification, this corresponds to the peaks of gravel as well as conglomerates and breccias. The term can be used independently of material, H. Not only for clastic silicate rocks, but also for clastic carbonate rocks. However, the term lime psephite finds almost no use. In carbonpetrography, a limestone of this grain size is referred to as limestone. In the case of a metamorphosis, psephites receive the prefix meta-, they become metapsephites. The coarse-grained starting material comes from the mechanical destruction of other rocks. This happens, for example, by frost bombardment on rock walls and blocks, so that the fragments accumulate as rocky debris in debris or blockpiles. By means of transport, sharp-edged rock fragments are converted into rubble. In addition to the gross pseudo-psephite, finely divided pelites and medium-sized sedimentary rocks with a grain size of 0.02-2 mm are distinguished.

Definition of Psephit in the German dictionary

coarse-grained debris.

TRANSLATION OF PSEPHIT

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10 GERMAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PSEPHIT»

Discover the use of Psephit in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to Psephit and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in German literature.

Die gebirgsformationen der erdrinde, oder: Versuch uber die ...

Im östlichen Theile Würtembergs, bei Feldsberg: hier bedeckt der Psephit von Gangen durchschnitten, welche in den Gneis und Granit hinein fortsetzen, einen Porphyr, der' selbst an mehreren Stellen auf dem Steinkohlengebirge liegt. (Bous .) ...

Alexandre Brongniart, 1830

Die gesammten Naturwissenschaften: Für das Verständniß ...

2, Psephit-Oefüge III, 18! , Psochrometer I, 164, Pteiodoliylen II, 126, III, 2«», Pleroptochu« II, 233, Pufotter II, 304, Pulaue II, 54!, Pul« II, 44, 108, Puloer s, Schiehpuloer. Pumpen, »l« Wasserhebei III, 377, Puibecklolt III, 2?!, Purpurschnecke II, ...

Leopold Dippel, Hermann Masius, 1862

Neues Jahrbuch für Mineralogie, Geognosie, Geologie und ...

Old red sand- stone. — 3. Psephit-F. — 4. Bergkalk. — 5. Zechstein-. — 6. Millstone- grit und Coal measures. — 7. Exeter conglomerate, Magnesia limestone, new red sandstone. — 8. Nebra-F. (bunter Sandstein). — 9. Jena-F. ( Muschelkalk).

Neues Jahrbuch für Mineralogie, Geognosie, Geologie und ...

Old red sand- □tone. — 3. Psephit-P. — 4. Bergkalk. — 5. Zechstein. — 6. Millstone- grit und Coal measures. — 7. Exeter conglomerate, Magnesia limestone, new red sandstone. — 8. Ncbra-F. (bunter Sandstein). — 9. Jena-F. ( Muschelkalk).

Neues Jahrbuch für Mineralogie, Geologie und Paläontologie

Psephit-P. — 4. Bergkalk. — 5. Zechstein. — 6. Millstoue- grit und Coal measures . — 7. Exeter conglomerate, Magnesia limestone, new red sandstone. — 8. Ncbra -F. (bunter Sandstein). — 9. Jeua-F. (Muschelkalk). — 10. Keuper-F. — 11.

th. Die geologie und palaontologie

I'ecoptsli«, Steinkohlen der Psephit- und Juraformation. 9N 11. ^pleniopleri», foßil in Molaffe und Braunk. 3 12. ^ltiül» ^cKIoltlleiitliü) , foßil in Steinkohlen. 5 13. ^namopteli«, foßil in buntem Sandstein. t 14^ Uecll«!«, foßil in Steinkohlen. 10 15 .

Christian Keferstein, 1834

Die Naturgeschichte des Erdkörpers in ihren ersten ...

0zte<,lez>i«, Psephit» formal. y. sllllizamus, Psephit und Muschelkalk. 7. Ovio1«l >i«, Muschelkalk. 8. 1'eti2ßs>nulep>«,aus Flysch, Jurakalk und Lias. 9. O,r>e6iu» , aus Lias. lll. 5erninc>tu», aus Keuper, Lias, Flysch. Alten foßil. 2 2 1 4 10 5 4 ?

Christian Keferstein, 1834

Die Naturgeschichte des Erdkörpers in ihren ersten ...

... bunten Sandstein, der dem Psephit so ähnlich ist, aus einer ähnlichen Quelle herleiten müßte, ^ obgleich in diesem bis jetzo nur am Schwarzwalde Porphyre aufgefunden sind. Aber auch aus andern Formationen entwickelten sich Porphyre ...

Christian Keferstein, 1834

Gesteine und minerallagerstätten

Sonder gibt folgende, lediglich als Anregung zu bewertende Tabelle an : Sloss, Krumbein und Dapples nennen das Verhältnis der Mächtigkeiten von Psephit + Psammit + Pelit (vorwiegend tonig) Kalkstein + Dolomit + Evaporite die klastische  ...

Paul Niggli, Ernst Niggli, 1948

Bulletin suisse de minéralogie et pétrographie:

Die resultierende Feldspatisierung erfasste Vertreter aller Gesteinsgruppen ; sie war am grössten in Biotitschiefern, in Psammit- und Psephit- gneisen, geringer in pelitogenen Hornblendegneisen und Amphiboliten, unbedeutend in ...