polymorph

As nouns the difference between polymorph and nacrite

is that polymorph is (biology) any organism that shows polymorphism while nacrite is (mineralogy) a basic aluminium silicate clay that is a polymorph of kaolinite.

As a verb polymorph

is to transform; to change into another form.

As nouns the difference between polymorph and barbertonite

is that polymorph is (biology) any organism that shows polymorphism while barbertonite is (mineral) a magnesium chromium carbonate mineral, a hexagonal polymorph of stichtite.

As a verb polymorph

is to transform; to change into another form.

As nouns the difference between polymorph and paracelsian

is that polymorph is any organism that shows polymorphism while Paracelsian is a proponent of Paracelsianism.

As a verb polymorph

is to transform; to change into another form.

As an adjective Paracelsian is

of or pertaining to Paracelsus.

As nouns the difference between polymorph and dimorph

is that polymorph is any organism that shows polymorphism while dimorph is either of a pair of dimorphous substances.

As a verb polymorph

is to transform; to change into another form.

As nouns the difference between polymorph and silicalite

is that polymorph is (biology) any organism that shows polymorphism while silicalite is (inorganic chemistry) a polymorph of silica having a structure analogous to the zeolites.

As a verb polymorph

is to transform; to change into another form.

As nouns the difference between polymorph and vaterite

is that polymorph is (biology) any organism that shows polymorphism while vaterite is a polymorph of calcium carbonate, chemical formula caco₃.

As a verb polymorph

is to transform; to change into another form.

As nouns the difference between polymorph and dmisteinbergite

is that polymorph is (biology) any organism that shows polymorphism while dmisteinbergite is (mineral) a colourless mineral, a hexagonal polymorph of anorthite, with the chemical formula caal₂si₂o₈.

As a verb polymorph

is to transform; to change into another form.