Lemma 10.165.3. Let $k$ be a field. A localization of a geometrically normal $k$-algebra is geometrically normal.
Localization preserves geometric normality.
Proof.
This is clear as being a normal ring is checked at the localizations at prime ideals.
$\square$
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