Definition of fluorspar in English:

fluorspar

noun ˈflʊəspɑːˈflɔːspɑːˈflʊərspɑr

another term for fluorite
Example sentencesExamples
- Problems with the treatment of the fluorspar ores to remove silica evidently limited the success of the mine during this period.
- For the past three years, Jesse Fisher and his colleagues have spent the summer months extracting the mineral fluorspar from what they believe is the only existing mine of its kind in Britain.
- The Northern Pennine orefield has been an important source of lead, fluorspar (commercial fluorite), and other metallic and nonmetallic ores for many centuries.
- The name fluorine comes from the mineral fluorspar, or calcium fluoride, in which it was found.
- The mining of nonmetallic ores - fluorspar, witherite, and barytes (commercial barite ore) - in the northern Pennines began about the time lead and iron mining were in decline.

Origin

Late 18th century: from fluor 'a flow, a mineral used as a flux, fluorspar' (from Latin fluor, from fluere 'to flow') + spar³.

Definition of fluorspar in US English:

fluorspar

nounˈflo͝oərspärˈflʊərspɑr

another term for fluorite
Example sentencesExamples
- Problems with the treatment of the fluorspar ores to remove silica evidently limited the success of the mine during this period.
- For the past three years, Jesse Fisher and his colleagues have spent the summer months extracting the mineral fluorspar from what they believe is the only existing mine of its kind in Britain.
- The name fluorine comes from the mineral fluorspar, or calcium fluoride, in which it was found.
- The Northern Pennine orefield has been an important source of lead, fluorspar (commercial fluorite), and other metallic and nonmetallic ores for many centuries.
- The mining of nonmetallic ores - fluorspar, witherite, and barytes (commercial barite ore) - in the northern Pennines began about the time lead and iron mining were in decline.

Origin

Late 18th century: from fluor ‘a flow, a mineral used as a flux, fluorspar’ (from Latin fluor, from fluere ‘to flow’) + spar.

词汇	fluorspar
释义	Definition of fluorspar in English: fluorspar noun ˈflʊəspɑːˈflɔːspɑːˈflʊərspɑr another term for fluorite Example sentencesExamples Problems with the treatment of the fluorspar ores to remove silica evidently limited the success of the mine during this period. For the past three years, Jesse Fisher and his colleagues have spent the summer months extracting the mineral fluorspar from what they believe is the only existing mine of its kind in Britain. The Northern Pennine orefield has been an important source of lead, fluorspar (commercial fluorite), and other metallic and nonmetallic ores for many centuries. The name fluorine comes from the mineral fluorspar, or calcium fluoride, in which it was found. The mining of nonmetallic ores - fluorspar, witherite, and barytes (commercial barite ore) - in the northern Pennines began about the time lead and iron mining were in decline. Origin Late 18th century: from fluor 'a flow, a mineral used as a flux, fluorspar' (from Latin fluor, from fluere 'to flow') + spar³. Definition of fluorspar in US English: fluorspar nounˈflo͝oərspärˈflʊərspɑr another term for fluorite Example sentencesExamples Problems with the treatment of the fluorspar ores to remove silica evidently limited the success of the mine during this period. For the past three years, Jesse Fisher and his colleagues have spent the summer months extracting the mineral fluorspar from what they believe is the only existing mine of its kind in Britain. The name fluorine comes from the mineral fluorspar, or calcium fluoride, in which it was found. The Northern Pennine orefield has been an important source of lead, fluorspar (commercial fluorite), and other metallic and nonmetallic ores for many centuries. The mining of nonmetallic ores - fluorspar, witherite, and barytes (commercial barite ore) - in the northern Pennines began about the time lead and iron mining were in decline. Origin Late 18th century: from fluor ‘a flow, a mineral used as a flux, fluorspar’ (from Latin fluor, from fluere ‘to flow’) + spar.
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