Aragonite

Synonyms for "aragonite" (1 found)

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Noun(1 words)

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17 translations across 16 languages.

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Catalan

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  • aragonita noun (saline evaporate)

Chinese Mandarin

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  • 霰石 noun (saline evaporate)

Esperanto

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  • aragonito noun (saline evaporate)

Estonian

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  • aragoniit noun (saline evaporate)

Finnish

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  • aragoniitti noun (saline evaporate)

French

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  • aragonite noun (saline evaporate)

German

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  • Aragonit noun (saline evaporate)

Italian

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  • aragonite noun (saline evaporate)

Japanese

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  • 霰石 noun (saline evaporate)

Navajo

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  • hadahoniyeʼ noun (saline evaporate)

Polish

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  • aragonit noun (saline evaporate)

Portuguese

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  • aragonita noun (saline evaporate)

Russian

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  • арагони́т noun (saline evaporate)

Slovak

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  • aragonit noun (saline evaporate)

Spanish

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  • aragonita noun (saline evaporate)
  • aragonito noun (saline evaporate)

Thai

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  • อราโกไนท์ noun (saline evaporate)

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The basic chemical material of molluscan shells is calcium carbonate, which forms the outer layer of calcite, and the inner layer of aragonite, which is a heavier and harder substance although it has the same chemical composition.

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