"peralkaline" meaning in English

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Adjective

Forms: more peralkaline [comparative], most peralkaline [superlative]
Etymology: From per- + alkaline. Etymology templates: {{prefix|en|per|alkaline}} per- + alkaline Head templates: {{en-adj}} peralkaline (comparative more peralkaline, superlative most peralkaline)
  1. (geology) Describing igneous rocks that have a higher ratio of sodium and potassium to aluminium than is needed to produce feldspar Categories (topical): Geology Related terms: peraluminous
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