REFRACTORIES

Англо-русский перевод REFRACTORIES

огнеупорная керамика - bottom-pouring refractories - pouring-pit refractories

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REFRACTORIES — n. material that is able to endure high temperatures and not melt
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REFRACTORIES — огнеупорная керамика - bottom-pouring refractories - pouring-pit refractories
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REFRACTORIES — огнеупорная керамика - bottom-pouring refractories - pouring-pit refractories
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REFRACTORIES — огнеупоры, огнеупорные материалы
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ZIRCONIUM — noun Etymology: New Latin, from International Scientific Vocabulary zircon Date: 1808 a steel-gray hard ductile metallic element with a high …
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ZIRCONIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from International Scientific Vocabulary zircon Date: 1797 a white crystalline compound ZrO 2 used especially in …
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THORIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from thorium + -a Date: circa 1841 a powdery white oxide of thorium ThO 2 used …
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OLIVINE — noun Etymology: German Olivin, from Latin oliva Date: 1794 a usually greenish mineral that is a complex silicate of magnesium …
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MAGNESIUM OXIDE — noun Date: 1866 a white highly infusible compound MgO used especially in refractories, cements, insulation, and fertilizers, in rubber manufacture, …
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MAGNESITE — noun Date: 1815 native magnesium carbonate used especially in making refractories and magnesium oxide
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KAOLIN — noun Etymology: French ~, from Gaoling hill in China Date: circa 1741 a fine usually white clay that is used …
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REFRACTORY — Material that is not deformed or damaged by high temperatures, used to make crucibles , incinerators, insulation, and furnaces, particularly …
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ELECTRIC FURNACE — Chamber heated with electricity to very high temperatures, for melting and alloying refractories . Modern electric furnaces generally are either …
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REFRACTORY — I. rə̇ˈfrakt(ə)rē, rēˈf-, -)ri adjective Etymology: alteration (influenced by -ory ) of refractary 1. : resisting control or authority : …
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CERAMIC — I. sə̇ˈramik, -mēk adjective Etymology: Greek keramikos, from keramos potter's clay, pottery 1. : of or relating to the art …
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ZIRCONIUM SILICATE — noun : a fluorescent crystalline insoluble salt ZrSiO 4 that occurs in nature as zircon and can be obtained synthetically …
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ZIRCONIUM OXIDE — noun or zirconium dioxide : a refractory crystalline compound ZrO 2 that occurs in nature as baddeleyite, that is usually …
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ZIRCONIA — (ˌ)zərˈkōnēə, zəˈ-, zə̄ˈ-, zəiˈ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from International Scientific Vocabulary zircon + New Latin -ia, …
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THORIUM OXIDE — noun or thorium dioxide : a refractory crystalline compund ThO 2 obtained usually as a dense white powder by igniting …
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SILICA — ˈsilə̇kə, -lēkə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin silic-, silex hard stone, flint, quartz — more at …
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OLIVINE — ˈäləˌvēn, -_və̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: German olivin, from olive + -in -ine — more at olivenite 1. a. …
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MAGNESITE — ˈmagnəˌsīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: French magnésite, from New Latin magnesium + French -ite : a mineral MgCO 3 …
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MAGNESIA — magˈnēsh]ə, maig-, -ēzh] sometimes ]ēə\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, from Greek magnēsia, any of …
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KAOLIN — noun also ka·oline ˈkāələ̇n, kāˈōl- ( -s ) Etymology: French kaolin, from Kao-ling, hill in Kiangsi province, southeast China, where …
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FORSTERITE — ˈfȯ(r)stəˌrīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Johann R. Forster died 1798 German traveler + English -ite : a mineral consisting …
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REFRACTORY — — refractorily , adv. — refractoriness , n. /ri frak"teuh ree/ , adj., n., pl. refractories . adj. 1. hard …
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REFRACTORY — any material that has an unusually high melting point and that maintains its structural properties at very high temperatures. Composed …
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KAOLIN — also called china clay soft white clay that is an essential ingredient in the manufacture of china and porcelain and …
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CERAMICS — the art or process of making useful and ornamental articles from clay by shaping and then hardening them by firing …
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REFRACTORY — огнеупор, огнеупорный материал || огнеупорный; тугоплавкий; жаростойкий - acid refractory - alumina refractory - alumina-silicate refractory - aluminous fireclay refractory …
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REFRACTORY — огнеупор, огнеупорный материал || огнеупорный; тугоплавкий; жаростойкий - acid refractory - alumina refractory - alumina-silicate refractory - aluminous fireclay refractory - basic refractory - bonded refractory - …
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