Gāy'lus-sīte', n.
(49), n. (Min.) A yellowish-white, translucent mineral, consisting chiefly of the carbonates of lime and soda in nearly equal quantities, and water; — so called in honor of the French chemist Gay-Lussac. Dana.
(49), n. (Min.) A yellowish-white, translucent mineral, consisting chiefly of the carbonates of lime and soda in nearly equal quantities, and water; — so called in honor of the French chemist Gay-Lussac. Dana.