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Meanings of magnetite in English
Usage of magnetite in English
1
Methods: Fluorescent-labeled MNP were formed using magnetite and polylactide as structural components.
2
The magnetite or luminous arc-lamp next appeared and met with considerable success.
3
XRD reveals mixed oxide phases in addition to eskolaite and magnetite phases.
4
Kat studied the space: the maze, the arches of magnetite, the glass floor.
5
A coarse black rock carrying magnetite and pyrites in considerable quantities.
6
A coarse dark green rock whose principal constituents are pyroxene plagioclase and magnetite.
7
Instead, some of their cells appear to be laden with magnetite.
8
There is some sericite present, also magnetite, resulting from the decomposition of the biotite.
9
The minerals at contact are quartz, biotite, magnetite and hornblende.
10
Obtain specimens of the following iron ores: Hematite, brown hematite, magnetite, carbonate, and pyrites.
11
The company has identified over 3 million tonnes of high grade magnetite deposit, he said.
12
He used naturally occurring magnetite or lodestone in the treatment of a variety of ailments.
13
The magnetite is somewhat decomposed, the resulting hematite filling the spaces between the quartz grains.
14
The stubby pillar of magnetite rose from its center.
15
There are unworked mines of gold, magnetite, and sulphur.
16
For example, clay used to make pottery contains small amounts of magnetic minerals, such as magnetite.
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Translations for magnetite
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Magnetite through the time