dilithium in Italian
dilithium in Italian is dilitio — dilithium means a molecule made of two lithium atoms bonded together, mostly seen in lithium vapor.
dilithium in Italian
dilitio
What does "dilithium" mean?
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noun A molecule made of two lithium atoms bonded together, mostly seen in lithium vapor.
"Dilithium forms when lithium is heated into a gas."
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noun In Star Trek, a fictional crystal said to power starship engines by regulating matter-antimatter reactions.
"In the film, the crew scrambles to find more dilithium crystals to power the ship."
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dilithium in a sentence
- Dilithium forms when lithium is heated into a gas.
- Chemists study dilithium to understand how metal atoms bond in vapor form.
- In the film, the crew scrambles to find more dilithium crystals to power the ship.
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What is "dilithium" in Italian?
"dilithium" in Italian is dilitio. dilithium means: A molecule made of two lithium atoms bonded together, mostly seen in lithium vapor.
How do you use "dilithium" in a sentence?
Example: "Dilithium forms when lithium is heated into a gas." In Italian, "dilithium" is dilitio.
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