Zirconium chlorid has an astringent taste, and if fed repeatedly will cause the metallic astringent action.
The filtrate, after treating an active solution of the ash with hydrogen peroxid, proved active, thus showing that zirconium was not entirely responsible for the poisonous action.
A silicate ofzirconium usually crystallized in the tetragonal system as simple four-sided prisms capped by four-sided pyramids.
Zircon is also the source of oxide of zirconium used in making mantles for certain incandescent lights.
Carbon was joined with silicon, zirconium and titanium, while boron, being trivalent, was relegated to another group.
Zirconic acid, an acid of zirconium analogous to carbonic and silicic acids, known only in its salts.
Defn: A double fluoride of zirconium and hydrogen, or some other positive element or radical; as, zircofluoride of sodium.
The largest and most important zirconium deposits are on a mountainous plateau in eastern Brazil and are of a unique type, entirely different from those just described.
The use of zirconium has been in an experimental state, and known sources of supply have been ample for all requirements.
For such purposes the alloy ferrozirconium is used, which carries 25 to 35 per cent zirconium metal.
Germany before the war controlled the Indian deposits, and is reported to have taken much interest in the development of zirconium steels.
The chief bulk of thezirconium is found in the aqueous solution in the state of double fluorides.
There are several methods of obtaining the metallic element, zirconium; it is however with the silicate of zirconium that we have to deal at the moment.
I don't know," she began; and at that instant a great slice of the zirconium mine dump slid off and settled into the eddying depths with a splash.
There was a hoarse groaning from the underground caverns of the zirconium mine--sounds as of a volcano in travail.
You will understand that the actual quantity ofzirconium obtained is almost microscopic; but since it is worth much more than diamonds, weight for weight, the plant needn't be very extensive.
Zirconium reproduces in its c the four forms that we have already followed in the corresponding c of titanium, and as these are set free on the proto level, and follow the same course on the meta and hyper levels, we need not repeat them.
Zirconium is exactly like titanium in form, but contains a large number of atoms.
In this way the clever builders have piled up in zirconiumno less than 1624 atoms.
The zirconium and tungsten wire lamps are equal to or surpass the tantalum lamp in efficiency and are capable of giving light, with a useful commercial life, at an efficiency of about one watt per candle.
Patents have also been taken out for lamps made with filaments of such infusible metals as tungsten and molybdenum, and Siemens and Halske, Sanders and others, have protected methods for employing zirconium and other rare metals.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "zirconium" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: gold; iron; lead; metal; silver
