Definition of allophane in English:

allophane

noun ˈaləfeɪn

Mineralogy

An amorphous clay mineral, typically pale blue, consisting essentially of hydrated aluminium silicate.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Annals of Philosophy. From allo- + -phane, after German Allophan, itself apparently after Byzantine Greek ἀλλοϕανής, the mineral being so named on account of its unusual appearance.

Definition of allophane in US English:

allophane

nounˈaləfeɪn

Mineralogy

An amorphous clay mineral, typically pale blue, consisting essentially of hydrated aluminium silicate.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Annals of Philosophy. From allo- + -phane, after German Allophan, itself apparently after Byzantine Greek ἀλλοϕανής, the mineral being so named on account of its unusual appearance.

单词	allophane
释义	Definition of allophane in English: allophane noun ˈaləfeɪn Mineralogy An amorphous clay mineral, typically pale blue, consisting essentially of hydrated aluminium silicate. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Annals of Philosophy. From allo- + -phane, after German Allophan, itself apparently after Byzantine Greek ἀλλοϕανής, the mineral being so named on account of its unusual appearance. Definition of allophane in US English: allophane nounˈaləfeɪn Mineralogy An amorphous clay mineral, typically pale blue, consisting essentially of hydrated aluminium silicate. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Annals of Philosophy. From allo- + -phane, after German Allophan, itself apparently after Byzantine Greek ἀλλοϕανής, the mineral being so named on account of its unusual appearance.
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