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ramikite-(Y)

ramikite-(Y) noun: a triclinic yellowish-white mineral containing calcium, carbon, sodium, fluorine, phosphorus, lithium, hydrogen, oxygen, yttrium, and zirconium.

Noun

ramikite-(Y)

  1. A triclinic yellowish-white mineral containing calcium, carbon, sodium, fluorine, phosphorus, lithium, hydrogen, oxygen, yttrium, and zirconium.

Origin of ramikite-(Y)

From Ramik + -ite, named after the mineralogist at the Department of Natural History at the Royal Ontario Museum, Canada Robert A.J. Ramik (1951–).

Questions about ramikite-(Y)

What does ramikite-(Y) mean?
Ramikite-(Y) means a triclinic yellowish-white mineral containing calcium, carbon, sodium, fluorine, phosphorus, lithium, hydrogen, oxygen, yttrium, and zirconium.
What part of speech is ramikite-(Y)?
Ramikite-(Y) is a noun.

Words near ramikite-(Y) in the dictionary

  1. ramiforms
  2. ramify
  3. ramifying
  4. ramigerous
  5. Ramik
  6. ramikite-(Y)
  7. Ramilie
  8. Ramillie
  9. Ramin
  10. Raminea
  11. raming

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