Geokemiallisiin

Geokemiallisiin is the Finnish inflected form of the adjective geokemiallinen, meaning geochemical. It is used to describe things related to geochemistry in contexts that require a plural noun or a specific grammatical case, most commonly in sentences referring to geochemical contexts or directions, such as to geokemiallisiin prosesseihin or geokemiallisiin tutkimuksiin. The exact case depends on the surrounding grammatical structure.

In Finnish texts, geokemiallisiin appears as part of phrases that indicate involvement with geochemical processes, conditions, or studies. Its usage is typical in academic writing, where precise case and number agreement with the noun being modified are important. Examples include discussions of element distribution in rocks, mineral formation under geokemiallisiin olosuhteisiin, or results from geokemiallisiin tutkimuksiin.

Geochemialla (geochemistry) is the broader scientific field focused on chemical processes in the Earth and its materials, including rocks, minerals, soils, and water. Geokemiallisiin contexts may cover topics such as element mobility, weathering, diagenesis, ore-formation conditions, and environmental chemistry. Analytical methods commonly employed in geochemistry, and thus discussed in geokemiallisiin studies, include X-ray fluorescence (XRF), inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), and isotope ratio analysis.

Overall, geokemiallisiin functions as a grammatical form used to reference geochemical aspects in plural or case-specific constructions within Finnish scientific language. See also geochemistry, Finnish grammar, and mineralogy.