allemontite
/aləˈmɒntʌɪt/Mineralogy
noun
A greyish-white mineral containing antimony and arsenic, later regarded as identical with or containing stibarsen.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Dana (1813–1895), geologist, zoologist, and teacher. From scientific Latin Allemontites (J. Fröbel 1837, or earlier) from Allemont, variant of Allemond, the name of a village in the Dauphiné, France (department of Isère), near which the substance naturally occurs + -ites.
- macroemulsion
- macroencephaly
- macro-engineering
- macroevolution
- macroevolutionary
- macrofauna
- macrofilaria
- macrofilaricidal
- St Mark's fly
- St Martin
- St Martin's flower
- St Martin's herb
- St Martin's summer
- St.-Maure
- St Moritz
- St-Nazaire
- St. Nicholas' Day
- St Nicolas
- stoa
- stoat
- stob
- stobie pole
- stochastic
- stochastically
- stocious