thallium in Latin
thallium in Latin is thallium — thallium means a soft, gray metallic chemical element (symbol Tl, atomic number 81) that tarnishes quickly in air and is highly toxic.
thallium in Latin
thallium
A metallic chemical element (symbol Tl) with atomic number 81: a gray post-transition metal that discolors when exposed to air.
What does "thallium" mean?
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noun A soft, gray metallic chemical element (symbol Tl, atomic number 81) that tarnishes quickly in air and is highly toxic.
"Thallium was once used in rat poison before its toxicity led to bans."
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thallium in a sentence
- Thallium was once used in rat poison before its toxicity led to bans.
- The lab handled the thallium sample with extreme care.
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What is "thallium" in Latin?
"thallium" in Latin is thallium. thallium means: A soft, gray metallic chemical element (symbol Tl, atomic number 81) that tarnishes quickly in air and is highly toxic.
How do you use "thallium" in a sentence?
Example: "Thallium was once used in rat poison before its toxicity led to bans." In Latin, "thallium" is thallium.
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