calx 的定义
plural calx·es, cal·ces [kal-seez]. /ˈkæl siz/.
- the oxide or ashy substance that remains after metals, minerals, etc., have been thoroughly roasted or burned.
- lime.
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- Heat recovers the pure air, and the mercury, leaving the calx of the impure metal.
- The calx of tin resists fusion more than that of any other metal, which makes it useful in making an opaque white enamel.
- By long standing, or the addition of water, the calx of tin is precipitated from the solution.
- This calx is soluble in about eighty times its weight of cold water, or in fifteen times its weight of boiling water.
- The calx of acid is used in a variety of the arts, especially in the manufactory of glass.