Definition of tyuyamunite in English:

tyuyamunite

noun ˌtjuːjəˈmuːnʌɪtˌtyo͞oyəˈmo͞onīt

mass noun

A yellowish earthy mineral which is an ore of uranium. It consists of a hydrated vanadate of calcium and uranium.
Example sentencesExamples
- The chemistries are very similar with potassium replacing calcium and a different percentage of water, however the structures are slightly different as tyuyamunite is orthorhombic and carnotite is monoclinic.
- They are associated with tyuyamunite in Turkistan and with autunite at Bukhova, Bulgaria, and at Mt. Painter, South Australia.
- When it is exposed to weathering, a thin yellow-green coating of carnotite or tyuyamunite may form on its surface.
- Tyuyamunite is closely related to carnotite as indicated by the chemical formula.
- The bright-yellow mineral tyuyamunite is one of the most common uranium ore minerals.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Tyuya Muyun, the name of a Kyrgyz village, + -ite¹.

Definition of tyuyamunite in US English:

tyuyamunite

nounˌtyo͞oyəˈmo͞onīt

A yellowish earthy mineral which is an ore of uranium. It consists of a hydrated vanadate of calcium and uranium.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tyuyamunite is closely related to carnotite as indicated by the chemical formula.
- When it is exposed to weathering, a thin yellow-green coating of carnotite or tyuyamunite may form on its surface.
- The chemistries are very similar with potassium replacing calcium and a different percentage of water, however the structures are slightly different as tyuyamunite is orthorhombic and carnotite is monoclinic.
- They are associated with tyuyamunite in Turkistan and with autunite at Bukhova, Bulgaria, and at Mt. Painter, South Australia.
- The bright-yellow mineral tyuyamunite is one of the most common uranium ore minerals.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Tyuya Muyun, the name of a Kyrgyz village, + -ite.

单词	tyuyamunite
释义	Definition of tyuyamunite in English: tyuyamunite noun ˌtjuːjəˈmuːnʌɪtˌtyo͞oyəˈmo͞onīt mass noun A yellowish earthy mineral which is an ore of uranium. It consists of a hydrated vanadate of calcium and uranium. Example sentencesExamples The chemistries are very similar with potassium replacing calcium and a different percentage of water, however the structures are slightly different as tyuyamunite is orthorhombic and carnotite is monoclinic. They are associated with tyuyamunite in Turkistan and with autunite at Bukhova, Bulgaria, and at Mt. Painter, South Australia. When it is exposed to weathering, a thin yellow-green coating of carnotite or tyuyamunite may form on its surface. Tyuyamunite is closely related to carnotite as indicated by the chemical formula. The bright-yellow mineral tyuyamunite is one of the most common uranium ore minerals. Origin Early 20th century: from Tyuya Muyun, the name of a Kyrgyz village, + -ite¹. Definition of tyuyamunite in US English: tyuyamunite nounˌtyo͞oyəˈmo͞onīt A yellowish earthy mineral which is an ore of uranium. It consists of a hydrated vanadate of calcium and uranium. Example sentencesExamples Tyuyamunite is closely related to carnotite as indicated by the chemical formula. When it is exposed to weathering, a thin yellow-green coating of carnotite or tyuyamunite may form on its surface. The chemistries are very similar with potassium replacing calcium and a different percentage of water, however the structures are slightly different as tyuyamunite is orthorhombic and carnotite is monoclinic. They are associated with tyuyamunite in Turkistan and with autunite at Bukhova, Bulgaria, and at Mt. Painter, South Australia. The bright-yellow mineral tyuyamunite is one of the most common uranium ore minerals. Origin Early 20th century: from Tyuya Muyun, the name of a Kyrgyz village, + -ite.
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