iridium in Greek
iridium in Greek is ιρίδιο — iridium means a hard, brittle, silvery-white metallic element (atomic number 77) in the platinum group, the most corrosion-resistant metal known.
iridium in Greek
ιρίδιο
Pronounced: iridio
(uncountable) A chemical element (symbol Ir) with an atomic number of 77: a very hard, brittle, silvery-white transition metal of the platinum group.
What does "iridium" mean?
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noun A hard, brittle, silvery-white metallic element (atomic number 77) in the platinum group, the most corrosion-resistant metal known.
"Iridium is so dense and unreactive that it is used to make the tips of high-end fountain pens."
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noun A single atom of this element.
"The compound contains one iridium atom bonded to several carbon monoxide molecules."
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iridium in a sentence
- Iridium is so dense and unreactive that it is used to make the tips of high-end fountain pens.
- A thin layer of iridium found in rock worldwide is one of the key clues linking an asteroid impact to the extinction of the dinosaurs.
- The compound contains one iridium atom bonded to several carbon monoxide molecules.
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What is "iridium" in Greek?
"iridium" in Greek is ιρίδιο. iridium means: A hard, brittle, silvery-white metallic element (atomic number 77) in the platinum group, the most corrosion-resistant metal known.
How do you pronounce ιρίδιο?
"iridium" in Greek is ιρίδιο, pronounced "iridio".
How do you use "iridium" in a sentence?
Example: "Iridium is so dense and unreactive that it is used to make the tips of high-end fountain pens." In Greek, "iridium" is ιρίδιο.
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