Silica

Synonyms for "silica" (7 found)

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Related words (3)

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Translations

21 translations across 15 languages.

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Asturian

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  • síliz noun (silicon dioxide)

Bulgarian

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  • кварц noun (silica group of the silicate minerals)
  • силициев диоксид noun (silicon dioxide)

Catalan

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  • sílice noun (silicon dioxide)

Chinese Mandarin

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  • 二氧化硅 noun (silicon dioxide)

Esperanto

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  • siliko noun (silicon dioxide)
  • siliko noun (silica group of the silicate minerals)

Finnish

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  • hohkasilikaatti noun (silica group of the silicate minerals)
  • piidioksidi noun (silicon dioxide)
  • silika noun (silicon dioxide)

French

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  • silice noun (silicon dioxide)

Italian

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  • silice noun (silicon dioxide)
  • silice noun (silica group of the silicate minerals)

Japanese

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  • シリカ noun (silicon dioxide)

Persian

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  • سیلیس noun (silicon dioxide)

Portuguese

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  • sílica noun (silicon dioxide)

Romanian

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  • silică noun (silicon dioxide)

Russian

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  • кремнезём noun (silicon dioxide)

Spanish

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  • sílice noun (silicon dioxide)
  • sílice noun (silica group of the silicate minerals)

Swedish

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  • kiseldioxid noun (silicon dioxide)

Sample sentences

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What colour is silica?

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It has high percentage of silica and alumina.

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There has been an increase in the mining of silica sand in the American state of Illinois.

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Mt. Thielsen, namesake for the surrounding Wilderness Area, is called “The Lightning Rod of the Cascades.” A dormant volcano, its peak is struck by lightning so often that some rocks at the summit have melted into an unusual mineral called fulgurite. This mineral is made of natural hollow glass tubes formed when silica is subjected to high temperatures, such as lightning strikes.

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