Faujasite

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 18
( Min.) A hydrous silicate of alumina, lime, and soda, found in octohedral crystals at Kaiser tuhl, Baden. Lustre vitreous; color white, brown externally. Hard. 5; sp. gr. 1.923. Comp. Silica 455, alumina 17-4, lime 47, soda 5-2, water 27-2. Faulhorn, (fole'horn,) a mountain of the Bernese Alps, in the Oberland, 30 m. from Berne, lying between the valley of the Grin del wald and the lake Brienz, and attaining an elevation of 8,800 ft, above sea-level. On its summit is a place of entertainment for visitors. Fault, n. [Fr. faute; O. Fr. faulte , from failler ; Lat. fallere , to deceive; allied to fail . ] Offence; slight crime; mistake, error, or blunder; something liable to censure or objection; any deviation from propriety. fault; - said of a person who knows not how to proceed, or of a dog that has lost the scent in hunting. ( Geol .) A fracture of strata accompanied by displacement. See UPLIFT. strata. -v. a. To cause a displacement in; - said of veins or Fault finder, n. One who objects; a detractor; a cen surer.
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