Definition of sylvinite in English:

sylvinite

noun ˈsɪlvɪnʌɪtˈsilvəˌnīt

mass noun

A mixture of the minerals sylvite and halite, mined as a source of potash.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most important source of potash in the United States is a mine near Carlsbad, New Mexico, that produces sylvinite.
- It occurs naturally as the mineral sylvite and in combination with sodium chloride as sylvinite.
- The amount of water that must be evaporated is 6.5-7.5 kg per kg of KCl in the form of sylvinite.
- The current processing route for sylvinite involves milling of the ore in a saturated leach liquor followed by conventional flotation.
- The potash ore in the Sallent mine is a reddish mineral known as sylvinite, a form of potassium chloride.
- The areal outline and estimated mass of the sylvinite beds were based on examination of drill hole data and review of interpreted vintage seismic maps.
- The Senate's decision to cut the federal royalty rate will not affect the state's royalty rate of 2 percent for sylvinite and 5 percent for langbeinite.

Origin

Late 19th century: from sylvine + -ite¹.

Definition of sylvinite in US English:

sylvinite

nounˈsilvəˌnīt

A mixture of the minerals sylvite and halite, mined as a source of potash.
Example sentencesExamples
- The current processing route for sylvinite involves milling of the ore in a saturated leach liquor followed by conventional flotation.
- It occurs naturally as the mineral sylvite and in combination with sodium chloride as sylvinite.
- The most important source of potash in the United States is a mine near Carlsbad, New Mexico, that produces sylvinite.
- The areal outline and estimated mass of the sylvinite beds were based on examination of drill hole data and review of interpreted vintage seismic maps.
- The potash ore in the Sallent mine is a reddish mineral known as sylvinite, a form of potassium chloride.
- The amount of water that must be evaporated is 6.5-7.5 kg per kg of KCl in the form of sylvinite.
- The Senate's decision to cut the federal royalty rate will not affect the state's royalty rate of 2 percent for sylvinite and 5 percent for langbeinite.

Origin

Late 19th century: from sylvine + -ite.

单词	sylvinite
释义	Definition of sylvinite in English: sylvinite noun ˈsɪlvɪnʌɪtˈsilvəˌnīt mass noun A mixture of the minerals sylvite and halite, mined as a source of potash. Example sentencesExamples The most important source of potash in the United States is a mine near Carlsbad, New Mexico, that produces sylvinite. It occurs naturally as the mineral sylvite and in combination with sodium chloride as sylvinite. The amount of water that must be evaporated is 6.5-7.5 kg per kg of KCl in the form of sylvinite. The current processing route for sylvinite involves milling of the ore in a saturated leach liquor followed by conventional flotation. The potash ore in the Sallent mine is a reddish mineral known as sylvinite, a form of potassium chloride. The areal outline and estimated mass of the sylvinite beds were based on examination of drill hole data and review of interpreted vintage seismic maps. The Senate's decision to cut the federal royalty rate will not affect the state's royalty rate of 2 percent for sylvinite and 5 percent for langbeinite. Origin Late 19th century: from sylvine + -ite¹. Definition of sylvinite in US English: sylvinite nounˈsilvəˌnīt A mixture of the minerals sylvite and halite, mined as a source of potash. Example sentencesExamples The current processing route for sylvinite involves milling of the ore in a saturated leach liquor followed by conventional flotation. It occurs naturally as the mineral sylvite and in combination with sodium chloride as sylvinite. The most important source of potash in the United States is a mine near Carlsbad, New Mexico, that produces sylvinite. The areal outline and estimated mass of the sylvinite beds were based on examination of drill hole data and review of interpreted vintage seismic maps. The potash ore in the Sallent mine is a reddish mineral known as sylvinite, a form of potassium chloride. The amount of water that must be evaporated is 6.5-7.5 kg per kg of KCl in the form of sylvinite. The Senate's decision to cut the federal royalty rate will not affect the state's royalty rate of 2 percent for sylvinite and 5 percent for langbeinite. Origin Late 19th century: from sylvine + -ite.
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