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Meaning of .3H in English

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3H — symbol see H3
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3H-XANTHENE — noun see xanthene
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TARTAR EMETIC — noun Date: circa 1704 a poisonous efflorescent crystalline salt C 8 H 4 K 2 O 12 Sb 2 {bull}3H …
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CUTOFF RULE — noun see cutoff I, 3h
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BONNET — I. ˈbänə̇t, usu -d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English bonet, from Middle French bonet, bonnet, from Medieval Latin …
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ZINC YELLOW — noun 1. : a greenish yellow pigment that is usually made by reaction of zinc oxide, potassium dichromate, and sulfuric …
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ZINCATE — ˈziŋˌkāt noun ( -s ) Etymology: zinc + -ate : any of various compounds (as the sodium hydroxo-zincates Na[ZN(OH) 3 …
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XANTHOXENITE — zanˈthäksəˌnīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: xanth- + xen- + -ite : a mineral 2Ca 2 Fe(PO 4 ) 2 …
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XANTHENE — ˈzanˌthēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: xanth- + -ene 1. a. : a white crystalline heterocyclic compound C 13 H …
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WELLSITE — ˈwelˌzīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Horace L. Wells died 1924 American chemist + English -ite : a mineral (Ba,Ca,K …
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WALPURGITE — wälˈpərˌjīt, wȯl-, -ˌgīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: German walpurg in (from Walpurgis, vein in mine at Schneeberg, central Germany …
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VOLBORTHITE — ˈvälˌbȯrˌthīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: French volborthite, from Alexander von Volborth died 1876 Russian paleontologist + French -ite : …
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URANOSPHAERITE — noun also ura·no·sphe·rite ˌyu̇rənōˈsfiˌrīt ( -s ) Etymology: German uranosphaerit, from uran- (II) + sphaer- + -it -ite : a …
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TSUMEBITE — ˈ(t)süməˌbīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Tsumeb, region in southwestern Africa + English -ite : a mineral Pb 2 Cu(PO …
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TINTICITE — ˈtintiˌkīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Tintic district, Utah, its locality + English -ite : a mineral Fe 3 (PO …
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THOROGUMMITE — ˌthōrəˈgəˌmīt, ˌthȯr- noun Etymology: thor ium + -o- + gummite : a decomposition mineral approximately Th 2 (UO 2 )Si …
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SURSASSITE — ˌsərˈsaˌsīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sursass (Oberhalbstein), eastern Switzerland, its locality + English -ite : a mineral Mn 5 …
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SPENCERITE — -rīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Leonard J. Spencer died 1959 English mineralogist + English -ite : a mineral Zn …
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SPANGOLITE — ˈspaŋ(g)əˌlīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Norman Spang, 19th century American mineralogist + English -o- + -lite : a mineral …
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SODIUM PERBORATE — noun : either of two crystalline or powdery substances that are compounds of sodium metaborate with hydrogen peroxide and are …
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SODIUM CACODYLATE — noun : a poisonous deliquescent crystalline or granular salt (CH 3 ) 2 AsOONa.3H 2 O used in medicine as …
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SIDERONATRITE — ˌsidərəˈnā.trīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian, from sider- + natr- + -ite : a mineral Na 2 Fe(SO 4 …
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SERPIERITE — ˈsərpēəˌrīt, sərˈpiˌr- noun ( -s ) Etymology: French serpierite, from J. B. Serpieri, 19th century Italian engineer, explorer of the …
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SEAMANITE — ˈsēməˌnīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Arthur E. Seaman died 1937 American geologist + English -ite : a rare mineral …
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SCOLECITE — ˈskäləˌsīt, ˈskōl- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German skolezit, from skolez- scolec- + -it -ite : a mineral CaAl 2 …
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REDDINGITE — ˈrediŋˌīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Redding, Conn. + English -ite : a mineral Mn 3 (PO 4 ) 2 …
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RALSTONITE — ˈrȯlztəˌnīt, -lst- noun ( -s ) Etymology: J. Grier Ralston, 19th century American clergyman + English -ite : a mineral …
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PINNOITE — ˈpinəˌwīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: German pinnoit, from Pinno, 19th century German mining official + German -it -ite : …
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PHOSPHOFERRITE — ˌfäsfō+ noun Etymology: phosph- + ferr ous + -ite : a mineral (Fe,Mn) 3 (PO 4 ) 2 .3H 2 …
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NEWBERYITE — ˈn(y)üb(ə)rēˌīt, -ˌber- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German newberyit, from J. Cosmo Newbery, 19th century Australian mineralogist + German -it …
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PHYLLOTUNGSTITE — General Information: Chemical Formula: CaFe+++3H(WO4)6·10(H2O) Composition: (Molecular Weight = 1,875.87 gm) Calcium 2.14 % Ca Iron 8.93 % Fe Hydrogen …
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