SILIC

Meaning of SILIC in English

silic-

see siliqua

Interlingua English vocab. Английский словарь Интерлингва. 2012

SILIC- — combining form or silico- Etymology: silicon or silicium 1. : relating to or containing silicon or its compounds silic one …
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SILICEOUS — also silicious adjective Etymology: Latin siliceus of flint, from silic-, silex hard stone, flint Date: circa 1656 of, relating to, …
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SILICA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin silic-, silex hard stone, flint Date: circa 1801 silicon dioxide SiO 2 occurring in …
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SILEX — noun Etymology: Latin silic-, ~ hard stone, flint Date: circa 1592 silica or a siliceous material (as powdered tripoli) especially …
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SILICOTIC — I. |silə|käd.ik adjective Etymology: silic- + -otic : relating to, caused by, or affected with silicosis II. noun ( -s …
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SILICOTUNGSTIC ACID — “+...- noun Etymology: silic- + tungstic : any of several heteropoly acids of silicon and tungsten ; especially : a …
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SILICOTUNGSTATE — “+ noun Etymology: silic- + tungstate : a salt of a silicotungstic acid — called also tungstosilicate
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SILICOTUBERCULOSIS — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from silic- + tuberculosis : silicosis and tuberculosis in the same lung
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SILICOTITANATE — |silə̇(ˌ)kō+ noun Etymology: silic- + titanate : a combined silicate and titanate
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SILICOTHERMIC — |silə̇(ˌ)kō+ adjective Etymology: silic- + thermic : of or relating to a method of producing heat and chemical reduction by …
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SILICOSIS — ˌsiləˈkōsə̇s noun ( plural silico·ses -ōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from silic- + -osis : a condition of massive fibrosis of …
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SILICONE — ˈsiləˌkōn noun ( -s ) Etymology: silic- + -one 1. a. : an organic compound R 2 SiO analogous to …
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SILICOMANGANESE — |silə̇(ˌ)kō+ noun Etymology: silic- + manganese : a crude alloy of silicon and manganese and some iron used especially in …
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SILICOMAGNESIOFLUORITE — ˌsilə̇kōmagˌnēshōˈflu̇(ə)ˌrīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: silic- + magnesio- + fluor- + -ite : a mineral Ca 4 Mg 3 …
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SILICOFLUORIDE — “+ noun Etymology: silic- + fluoride : fluosilicate — not used systematically
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SILICOFLAGELLATAE — “+ Etymology: New Latin, from silic- + flagellatae, feminine plural of flagellatus synonym of silicoflagellata
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SILICOFLAGELLATA — “+ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from silic- + flagellata, neuter plural of flagellatus flagellate in some classifications …
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SILICOCHLOROFORM — “+ noun Etymology: silic- + chloroform : trichlorosilane
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SILICOALUMINATE — |silə̇(ˌ)kō+ noun Etymology: silic- + aluminate : aluminosilicate
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SILICO- — — see silic-
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SILICIZE — ˈsiləˌsīz transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: silic- + -ize : to treat with silicon or silica
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SILICIDE — ˈsiləˌsīd, -_sə̇d noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary silic- + -ide : a binary compound of silicon usually …
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SILICIC — sə̇ˈlisik, -sēk adjective Etymology: silica or silic ium + -ic : of, relating to, or derived from silica or silicon …
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SILICEOUS — adjective also si·li·cious sə̇ˈlishəs Etymology: Latin siliceus of flint, from silic-, silex flint, quartz — more at shell 1. : …
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SILICANE — ˈsiləˌkān noun ( -s ) Etymology: silic- + meth ane : monosilane
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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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SILEX — ˈsīˌleks noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin silic-, silex, hard stone, flint, quartz — more at shell 1. : silica …
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SIL- — combining form Etymology: silicon : containing or derived from silicon sil ane — compare silic-
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PNEUMONOULTRAMICROSCOPICSILICOVOLCANOCONIOSIS — |n(y)ümə(ˌ)nōˌəltrəˌmīkrəˈskäpikˈsilə̇(ˌ)kōˌvälˈkā(ˌ)nōˌkōnēˈōsə̇s noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneumon- + International Scientific Vocabulary ultramicroscopic + New Latin silic- + volcano + -coniosis …
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SILICOSIS — — silicotic /sil'i kot"ik/ , adj. /sil'i koh"sis/ , n. Pathol. a disease of the lungs caused by the inhaling …
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SILICONE — /sil"i kohn'/ , n. Chem. any of a number of polymers containing alternate silicon and oxygen atoms, as (-Si-O-Si-O-) n …
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