tungsten in Latin
tungsten in Latin is wolframium — tungsten means a hard, dense metallic element (symbol W) with an extremely high melting point.
tungsten in Latin
wolframium
A rare metallic chemical element (symbol W, from Latin wolframium) with an atomic number of 74.
What does "tungsten" mean?
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noun A hard, dense metallic element (symbol W) with an extremely high melting point.
"Tungsten filaments were once standard in incandescent light bulbs."
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tungsten in a sentence
- Tungsten filaments were once standard in incandescent light bulbs.
- Drill bits are often tipped with tungsten carbide for extra durability.
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What is "tungsten" in Latin?
"tungsten" in Latin is wolframium. tungsten means: A hard, dense metallic element (symbol W) with an extremely high melting point.
How do you use "tungsten" in a sentence?
Example: "Tungsten filaments were once standard in incandescent light bulbs." In Latin, "tungsten" is wolframium.
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