zárványokban

Zárványokban is a Hungarian term that translates to "in inclusions" or "within inclusions." In geological contexts, it refers to mineral grains or other substances trapped within a larger mineral crystal during its formation. These inclusions can provide valuable information about the conditions under which the host mineral crystallized, such as temperature, pressure, and the chemical composition of the surrounding environment.

Inclusions can be microscopic or visible to the naked eye. They can take various forms, including other mineral crystals, fluid pockets (containing water, oil, or gas), or even solid organic matter. The study of these trapped substances, known as inclusion analysis or microthermometry, is a specialized field within mineralogy and petrology. By analyzing the composition and physical properties of the inclusions, scientists can reconstruct past geological processes.

The term "zárványokban" can also be used more broadly in other scientific disciplines where one substance is found contained within another. For example, in biology, it might refer to organelles within a cell or foreign material within a tissue sample. In materials science, it could describe impurities or secondary phases within a metal or ceramic. The core concept remains the presence of something enclosed within a larger matrix.