Definition of ilvaite in English:

ilvaite

noun ˈɪlvəʌɪtˈilvəˌīt

mass noun

A mineral consisting of a basic silicate of calcium and iron, typically occurring as black prisms.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Several smaller ilvaite crystals and some associated quartz crystals fill out the rest of this wonderful display piece.
- As the first snowflakes of the season were falling, I bought a nice thumbnail of ilvaite on hedenbergite for only $10!
- There are exceptions, such as German manganite, some Bolivian and Chinese cassiterite, Russian ilvaite, Brazilian and Namibian schorl, Panasqueira ferberite, and rutile, especially that from Graves Mountain, Georgia.
- Conditions of ilvaite formation and factors responsible for its concentration pattern in different ore bodies and deposits are discussed.
- The next shots are of the pematite mineral shot - a morganite and then hematite and ilvaite specimens which are also found on Elba Island.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin Ilva 'Elba' + -ite¹.

Definition of ilvaite in US English:

ilvaite

nounˈilvəˌīt

A mineral consisting of a basic silicate of calcium and iron, typically occurring as black prisms.
黑柱石
Example sentencesExamples
- Conditions of ilvaite formation and factors responsible for its concentration pattern in different ore bodies and deposits are discussed.
- As the first snowflakes of the season were falling, I bought a nice thumbnail of ilvaite on hedenbergite for only $10!
- Several smaller ilvaite crystals and some associated quartz crystals fill out the rest of this wonderful display piece.
- There are exceptions, such as German manganite, some Bolivian and Chinese cassiterite, Russian ilvaite, Brazilian and Namibian schorl, Panasqueira ferberite, and rutile, especially that from Graves Mountain, Georgia.
- The next shots are of the pematite mineral shot - a morganite and then hematite and ilvaite specimens which are also found on Elba Island.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin Ilva ‘Elba’ + -ite.

词汇	ilvaite
释义	Definition of ilvaite in English: ilvaite noun ˈɪlvəʌɪtˈilvəˌīt mass noun A mineral consisting of a basic silicate of calcium and iron, typically occurring as black prisms. 黑柱石 Example sentencesExamples Several smaller ilvaite crystals and some associated quartz crystals fill out the rest of this wonderful display piece. As the first snowflakes of the season were falling, I bought a nice thumbnail of ilvaite on hedenbergite for only $10! There are exceptions, such as German manganite, some Bolivian and Chinese cassiterite, Russian ilvaite, Brazilian and Namibian schorl, Panasqueira ferberite, and rutile, especially that from Graves Mountain, Georgia. Conditions of ilvaite formation and factors responsible for its concentration pattern in different ore bodies and deposits are discussed. The next shots are of the pematite mineral shot - a morganite and then hematite and ilvaite specimens which are also found on Elba Island. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin Ilva 'Elba' + -ite¹. Definition of ilvaite in US English: ilvaite nounˈilvəˌīt A mineral consisting of a basic silicate of calcium and iron, typically occurring as black prisms. 黑柱石 Example sentencesExamples Conditions of ilvaite formation and factors responsible for its concentration pattern in different ore bodies and deposits are discussed. As the first snowflakes of the season were falling, I bought a nice thumbnail of ilvaite on hedenbergite for only $10! Several smaller ilvaite crystals and some associated quartz crystals fill out the rest of this wonderful display piece. There are exceptions, such as German manganite, some Bolivian and Chinese cassiterite, Russian ilvaite, Brazilian and Namibian schorl, Panasqueira ferberite, and rutile, especially that from Graves Mountain, Georgia. The next shots are of the pematite mineral shot - a morganite and then hematite and ilvaite specimens which are also found on Elba Island. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin Ilva ‘Elba’ + -ite.
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