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Definition of wurtzite in English: wurtzitenoun ˈwʊətsʌɪtˈwəːtsʌɪtˈwərtsīt mass nounA mineral consisting of zinc sulphide, typically occurring as brownish-black pyramidal crystals. Example sentencesExamples - Sphalerite is trimorphous with matraite and wurtzite.
- The Yaogangxian mine is a world-class locality for not only fluorite but also for arsenopyrite, bournonite, stannite, wurtzite, and ferberite.
- Barite, sphalerite, and calcite are the most abundant vein minerals; pyrite, kaolinite, chalcopyrite, galena, and wurtzite are less common.
- Vein minerals are barite, calcite, chalcopyrite, kaolinite, pyrite, sphalerite, and wurtzite.
- Fine specimens of wurtzite, stannite, bismuthinite, and franckeite are relatively common at Llallagua.
Origin Mid 19th century: from the name of Charles A. Wurtz (1817–84), French chemist, + -ite1. Definition of wurtzite in US English: wurtzitenounˈwərtsīt A mineral consisting of zinc sulfide, typically occurring as brownish-black pyramidal crystals. Example sentencesExamples - Fine specimens of wurtzite, stannite, bismuthinite, and franckeite are relatively common at Llallagua.
- Sphalerite is trimorphous with matraite and wurtzite.
- Barite, sphalerite, and calcite are the most abundant vein minerals; pyrite, kaolinite, chalcopyrite, galena, and wurtzite are less common.
- Vein minerals are barite, calcite, chalcopyrite, kaolinite, pyrite, sphalerite, and wurtzite.
- The Yaogangxian mine is a world-class locality for not only fluorite but also for arsenopyrite, bournonite, stannite, wurtzite, and ferberite.
Origin Mid 19th century: from the name of Charles A. Wurtz (1817–84), French chemist, + -ite. |