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boron

/bawr-on, bohr-/US // ˈbɔr ɒn, ˈboʊr- //UK // (ˈbɔːrɒn) //

硼,硼酸,钴,硼元素

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Chemistry.

    • : a nonmetallic element occurring naturally only in combination, as in borax or boric acid, and obtained in either an amorphous or a crystalline form when reduced from its compounds. Symbol: B; atomic weight: 10.811; atomic number: 5.

Examples

  • In the new compound, boron atoms fill some additional empty space around the cage.

  • Normally, chemists would expect the boron to form bonds with the hydrogen, rather than simply acting to pen in the hydrogen cage.

  • New York-based glass company Corning won a $204 million government grant in June specifically so it could increase production of its sturdy glass, which is made without boron.

  • His results indicated that fruits are relatively rich in boron.

  • Tobacco is so rich in boron that it can be detected in the ash of one cigarette.

  • Before the introduction of Gooch's process it was usual to determine the boron trioxide "by difference."

  • Consequently, the increase in weight, after ignition, upon that of the lime taken gives the amount of boron trioxide present.

  • There is only one series of boron compounds which have any importance.