manganese in Greek
manganese in Greek is μαγγάνιο — manganese means a hard, brittle metallic element (symbol Mn, atomic number 25) used mainly to strengthen steel alloys.
manganese in Greek
μαγγάνιο
Pronounced: manganio
(uncountable) A metallic chemical element (symbol Mn) with an atomic number of 25, not a free element in nature but often found in minerals in combination with iron, and useful in industrial alloy production.
What does "manganese" mean?
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noun A hard, brittle metallic element (symbol Mn, atomic number 25) used mainly to strengthen steel alloys.
"Manganese is added to steel to make it tougher and more resistant to wear."
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manganese in a sentence
- Manganese is added to steel to make it tougher and more resistant to wear.
- The battery uses manganese dioxide as part of its chemistry.
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What is "manganese" in Greek?
"manganese" in Greek is μαγγάνιο. manganese means: A hard, brittle metallic element (symbol Mn, atomic number 25) used mainly to strengthen steel alloys.
How do you pronounce μαγγάνιο?
"manganese" in Greek is μαγγάνιο, pronounced "manganio".
How do you use "manganese" in a sentence?
Example: "Manganese is added to steel to make it tougher and more resistant to wear." In Greek, "manganese" is μαγγάνιο.
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