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eastonite

Spanish translation: eastonita

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English term or phrase:eastonite
Spanish translation:eastonita
Entered by: portilla

02:48 Oct 17, 2002
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Science
English term or phrase: eastonite
Mineral
portilla
United States
Local time: 08:26
Eastonita
Explanation:
El Diccionario Geológico de Jorge Dávila Burga (que es uno de los pocos diccionarios de la especialidad realmente completo)dice:

"Eastonita.- Variedad de biotita.
K Mg Al Si O (OH)"

Por lo que veo la fórmula varía, pero es la palabra exacta para Eastonite.





lo que si varia ligeramente es la formula
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Lisbeth Benavides
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Summary of answers provided
4 +1...estonita...
Ramón Solá
4aestonita
Elías Sauza
4Austinita/Autunita
IlonaT
4Eastonita
Juan Iglesias
4Eastonita
Lisbeth Benavides


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aestonita


Explanation:
en los buscadores se encuentra esta palabra sólo en portugués, como mineral

de acuerdo a la taxonomía de los minerales propongo utilizar aestonita, a reserva de investigar más

Elías Sauza
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Austinita/Autunita


Explanation:
Si la que sigue es la fórmula, Austinita en el nombre.

AsO4(OH)ZnCa

Si la que sigue es la fórmula, Autunita en el nombre.

(PO4)2(UO2)2Ca.10H2O

En caso de no ser, si proporcionas la fórmula, quizás pueda ayudarte.

IlonaT
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Eastonita


Explanation:
El nombre del mineral proviene del lugar donde se encuentra (Easton, Pennsylvania, USA), parece lógico no cambiarlo en Español. La fórmula no se corresponde con las dadas por los compañeros, es KMg2 Al3 Si2 O10 (OH)2. Está documentada en MinMax en Alemán como Eastonit.

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Note added at 2002-10-17 10:20:06 (GMT)
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No he encontrado ninguna referencia en español, probablemente tendrás que acuñar un nuevo término.


    Reference: http://webmineral.com/data/Eastonite.shtml
    Reference: http://web2.donzampano.com/min.php?lang=de&name=Eastonite&SI...
Juan Iglesias
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...estonita...


Explanation:
Me parece la traducción más sensata a nuestra lengua, pues "East" > Este. Tal vez "orientenita"?... Just joking.

HTH.

Ramón Solá
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Eastonita


Explanation:
El Diccionario Geológico de Jorge Dávila Burga (que es uno de los pocos diccionarios de la especialidad realmente completo)dice:

"Eastonita.- Variedad de biotita.
K Mg Al Si O (OH)"

Por lo que veo la fórmula varía, pero es la palabra exacta para Eastonite.





lo que si varia ligeramente es la formula


Lisbeth Benavides
Local time: 07:26
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