Definition of strontia in English:

strontia

noun ˈstrɒnʃ(ɪ)əˈstrɑnʃ(i)ə

mass nounChemistry

Strontium oxide, a white solid resembling quicklime.
Chemical formula: SrO
Example sentencesExamples
- Nearly two decades later, Davy showed that strontia was a compound of a metal and oxygen, a metal to which the name strontium was then given.
- The correctness of the rate of solubility of the strontia carbonate as given by Bineau is thus confirmed.
- Baryta, lime, and strontia behave in the same way.

Origin

Early 19th century: from earlier strontian, denoting native strontium carbonate from Strontian, a parish in the Highland region of Scotland, where it was discovered.

Definition of strontia in US English:

strontia

nounˈstrɑnʃ(i)əˈstränSH(ē)ə

Chemistry

Strontium oxide, a white solid resembling quicklime.
Chemical formula: SrO
Example sentencesExamples
- Baryta, lime, and strontia behave in the same way.
- Nearly two decades later, Davy showed that strontia was a compound of a metal and oxygen, a metal to which the name strontium was then given.
- The correctness of the rate of solubility of the strontia carbonate as given by Bineau is thus confirmed.

Origin

Early 19th century: from earlier strontian, denoting native strontium carbonate from Strontian, a parish in the Highland region of Scotland, where it was discovered.

单词	strontia
释义	Definition of strontia in English: strontia noun ˈstrɒnʃ(ɪ)əˈstrɑnʃ(i)ə mass nounChemistry Strontium oxide, a white solid resembling quicklime. Chemical formula: SrO Example sentencesExamples Nearly two decades later, Davy showed that strontia was a compound of a metal and oxygen, a metal to which the name strontium was then given. The correctness of the rate of solubility of the strontia carbonate as given by Bineau is thus confirmed. Baryta, lime, and strontia behave in the same way. Origin Early 19th century: from earlier strontian, denoting native strontium carbonate from Strontian, a parish in the Highland region of Scotland, where it was discovered. Definition of strontia in US English: strontia nounˈstrɑnʃ(i)əˈstränSH(ē)ə Chemistry Strontium oxide, a white solid resembling quicklime. Chemical formula: SrO Example sentencesExamples Baryta, lime, and strontia behave in the same way. Nearly two decades later, Davy showed that strontia was a compound of a metal and oxygen, a metal to which the name strontium was then given. The correctness of the rate of solubility of the strontia carbonate as given by Bineau is thus confirmed. Origin Early 19th century: from earlier strontian, denoting native strontium carbonate from Strontian, a parish in the Highland region of Scotland, where it was discovered.
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