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fraction any part of a whole is called a fraction (eg, one-half written in fractional form is 1 ).
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fractionation In radiotherapy the needed dose is delivered during several fractions to preserve the healthy tissues.
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fraction A ratio of two integers being divided. Example:3/4 , which is also 3 divided by 4
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fracture A break in a rock formation due to structural stresses; eg, faults, shears, joints, and planes of fracture cleavage.
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fractionation The process resulting from the fact that the first formed crystals in a cooling magma always have a higher ratio of Mg to Fe, of Ni to Mg, of Ca to Na, and of LILE to HFSE elements in general than the magma has. The result is a steady decrease in HFSE elements and increase in LILE as the magma cools. The amount of LILE in a magma can treble before cooling is complete.
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