21:34 Apr 15, 2007 |
English to Polish translations [PRO] Geology | |||||||
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4 | dwutlenek krzemu / krzemionka / tlenek (IV) krzemu |
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4 | kwarc; krzemień |
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dwutlenek krzemu / krzemionka / tlenek (IV) krzemu Explanation: albo: szkło kwarcowe / szkło krzemionkowe silex 1. [materials] Heat- and shock-resistant glass containing about 98% quartz. 2. [mineralogy] A pure or finely ground quartz. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms |
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kwarc; krzemień Explanation: jako nazwa geologiczna, to któreś z tych dwóch. Ale wiele zależy od kontekstu, bo w skrajnym przypadku może nawet oznaczać bazalt czy dowolną inną twardą skałę. " a. The French term for flint. AGI b. Silica; esp. quartz, such as a pure or finely ground form for use as a filler. AGI c. An old term formerly applied to a hard, dense rock, such as basalt or compact limestone. Etymol: Latin, hard stone, flint, quartz. The term was used by Pliny for quartz. AGI Source: Dictionary of Mining, Mineral, and Related Terms" http://www.webref.org/geology/s/silex.htm |
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