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iridescence Light effect causing a mineral to display a play of colors on an apparently monocolored surface. Iridescence is many times the result of pearly luster, seen around an area where pressure occurred, displaying a similar image to that of fresh oil rising to the surface of a road at the beginning of a rain. Iridescence is also the result of mild tarnishing of a few metallic lustered minerals, such as Chalcopyrite and Hematite.
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iridescent A display of lustrous rainbow-like colors. The colors seen in an oil slick or mother of pearl are good examples of iridescence. Synonymous with "Pearlescent".
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iridium (network, satellite) global satellite low-orbit personal communication system based on multiple LEOs, to be available before the 3 rd millennium. One of the main participant is Motorola.
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iridology This is not a therapy in itself but a diagnostic tool which is used by some therapists to identify the underlying causes of disease. The markings and changes on the iris of the eye are studied for indications of any health problems.
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iridescence A play of colors on the surface of a mineral, like a film of oil on water.
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