iridium 英 [ɪ'rɪdɪəm;aɪ-]   美 [ɪ'rɪdɪəm]

iridium

iridium  英 [ɪ'rɪdɪəm;aɪ-] 美 [ɪ'rɪdɪəm]

n. [化学] 铱(Ir) 

名词复数:iridiums 

They’re also seeking a cheaper catalyst than iridium. 他们也在寻找一种比铱更便宜的催化剂。
Analyzing the fossils at this small site, they counted 52 distinct species just below the iridium layer. 他们分析了这个小地区的化石层,一共计算了在铱层下面的52个不同物种。

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  • n. [化学] 铱(Ir)
  • 1. They’re also seeking a cheaper catalyst than iridium.

    他们也在寻找一种比铱更便宜的催化剂。

  • 2. Analyzing the fossils at this small site, they counted 52 distinct species just below the iridium layer.

    他们分析了这个小地区的化石层,一共计算了在铱层下面的52个不同物种。

  • 3. In rats, 20-nano-meter–diameter agglomerations of at least 100 radioactively labeled iridium particles entered the brain whether inhaled through the nose or pumped directly into the lungs.

    大鼠体内,由至少100个放射性标记的铱粒子组成的直径20纳米的凝块,由鼻部吸入或肺部直接泵入,再进到脑中。

  • iridium (n.) silver-white metallic element, 1804, coined in Modern Latin by its discoverer, English chemist Smithson Tennant (1761-1815) from Greek iris (genitive iridos) "rainbow" (see iris) + chemical ending -ium. So called "from the striking variety of colours which it gives while dissolving in marine acid" [Tennant]
irid·ium / ɪˈrɪdiəm ; NAmE ɪˈrɪdiəm / noun [uncountable ] ( symb.Ir ) a chemical element. Iridiumis a very hard yellow-white metal, used especially in making alloys. irid·ium / ɪˈrɪdiəm ; NAmE ɪˈrɪdiəm /
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