periclase (Meaning)
Wordnet
periclase (n)
a white solid mineral that occurs naturally as periclase; a source of magnesium
Webster
periclase (n.)
Alt. of Periclasite
Synonyms & Antonyms of periclase
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periclase Sentence Examples
- Periclase, a magnesium oxide mineral, exhibits high thermal conductivity and electrical resistance.
- The presence of periclase in mantle rocks suggests the role of water in Earth's early mantle dynamics.
- Periclase-based materials have exceptional flame retardancy properties due to their high thermal stability.
- The production of periclase bricks involves sintering of magnesium oxide particles at high temperatures.
- Periclase refractories are widely used in high-temperature industrial furnaces for their durability and corrosion resistance.
- Scientists have discovered that periclase in Martian meteorites can host hydrogen as an impurity.
- The electrical conductivity of periclase increases significantly with increasing temperature.
- Periclase is often used as a substrate in the epitaxial growth of other materials.
- The use of periclase as a dielectric material has been explored for potential applications in capacitors.
- Studies on periclase under high pressure have shed light on the properties of Earth's lower mantle.
FAQs About the word periclase
a white solid mineral that occurs naturally as periclase; a source of magnesiumAlt. of Periclasite
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Periclase, a magnesium oxide mineral, exhibits high thermal conductivity and electrical resistance.
The presence of periclase in mantle rocks suggests the role of water in Earth's early mantle dynamics.
Periclase-based materials have exceptional flame retardancy properties due to their high thermal stability.
The production of periclase bricks involves sintering of magnesium oxide particles at high temperatures.
