Definition of cryolite in English:

cryolite

noun ˈkrʌɪəlʌɪtˈkraɪəˌlaɪt

mass noun

A white or colourless mineral consisting of a fluoride of sodium and aluminium. It is added to bauxite as a flux in aluminium smelting.
Example sentencesExamples
- When Pauly completed his study of ‘old’ specimens of the fluoride minerals, he had found three unknowns with a cubic habit that were similar to minerals in the cryolite ore from Ivigtut, Greenland.
- The deposit at the Eureka tunnel was mined for cryolite and thomsenolite, which were used as a flux in the manufacture of glass bottles.
- Hall found that aluminum oxide will melt at a much lower temperature if it is first mixed with a mineral known as cryolite.
- Potroom asthma has been recognized for many years in workers employed in the production of aluminum smelting, where the alumina is partially dissolved in an electrolyte of molten cryolite at about 960°C.
- Fluorine never occurs as an element in nature, but is found in minerals such as fluorspar, fluorapatite, and cryolite.

Origin

Early 19th century: from cryo- 'cold, frost' (because the main deposits are found in Greenland) + -lite.

Definition of cryolite in US English:

cryolite

nounˈkraɪəˌlaɪtˈkrīəˌlīt

A white or colorless mineral consisting of a fluoride of sodium and aluminum. It is added to bauxite as a flux in aluminum smelting.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hall found that aluminum oxide will melt at a much lower temperature if it is first mixed with a mineral known as cryolite.
- When Pauly completed his study of ‘old’ specimens of the fluoride minerals, he had found three unknowns with a cubic habit that were similar to minerals in the cryolite ore from Ivigtut, Greenland.
- The deposit at the Eureka tunnel was mined for cryolite and thomsenolite, which were used as a flux in the manufacture of glass bottles.
- Fluorine never occurs as an element in nature, but is found in minerals such as fluorspar, fluorapatite, and cryolite.
- Potroom asthma has been recognized for many years in workers employed in the production of aluminum smelting, where the alumina is partially dissolved in an electrolyte of molten cryolite at about 960°C.

Origin

Early 19th century: from cryo- ‘cold, frost’ (because the main deposits are found in Greenland) + -lite.

单词	cryolite
释义	Definition of cryolite in English: cryolite noun ˈkrʌɪəlʌɪtˈkraɪəˌlaɪt mass noun A white or colourless mineral consisting of a fluoride of sodium and aluminium. It is added to bauxite as a flux in aluminium smelting. Example sentencesExamples When Pauly completed his study of ‘old’ specimens of the fluoride minerals, he had found three unknowns with a cubic habit that were similar to minerals in the cryolite ore from Ivigtut, Greenland. The deposit at the Eureka tunnel was mined for cryolite and thomsenolite, which were used as a flux in the manufacture of glass bottles. Hall found that aluminum oxide will melt at a much lower temperature if it is first mixed with a mineral known as cryolite. Potroom asthma has been recognized for many years in workers employed in the production of aluminum smelting, where the alumina is partially dissolved in an electrolyte of molten cryolite at about 960°C. Fluorine never occurs as an element in nature, but is found in minerals such as fluorspar, fluorapatite, and cryolite. Origin Early 19th century: from cryo- 'cold, frost' (because the main deposits are found in Greenland) + -lite. Definition of cryolite in US English: cryolite nounˈkraɪəˌlaɪtˈkrīəˌlīt A white or colorless mineral consisting of a fluoride of sodium and aluminum. It is added to bauxite as a flux in aluminum smelting. Example sentencesExamples Hall found that aluminum oxide will melt at a much lower temperature if it is first mixed with a mineral known as cryolite. When Pauly completed his study of ‘old’ specimens of the fluoride minerals, he had found three unknowns with a cubic habit that were similar to minerals in the cryolite ore from Ivigtut, Greenland. The deposit at the Eureka tunnel was mined for cryolite and thomsenolite, which were used as a flux in the manufacture of glass bottles. Fluorine never occurs as an element in nature, but is found in minerals such as fluorspar, fluorapatite, and cryolite. Potroom asthma has been recognized for many years in workers employed in the production of aluminum smelting, where the alumina is partially dissolved in an electrolyte of molten cryolite at about 960°C. Origin Early 19th century: from cryo- ‘cold, frost’ (because the main deposits are found in Greenland) + -lite.
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