Definition of white flux in English:

white flux

noun ˌwʌɪt ˈflʌks

1Leucorrhoea. Now historical.
2Diarrhoea that is pale or mucoid; an instance of this; a disease causing such diarrhoea, specifically tropical sprue. Now historical.
3Metallurgy. Originally: a white substance, consisting chiefly of potassium carbonate, used as a flux in the smelting and assaying of metals. Now also: any of various other white substances used as a flux (e.g. in welding, soldering, or brazing), often containing salts of boron or fluorine.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in The Grete Herball. From white + flux.

Definition of white flux in US English:

white flux

nounˌwʌɪt ˈflʌks

1Leucorrhoea. Now historical.
2Diarrhoea that is pale or mucoid; an instance of this; a disease causing such diarrhoea, specifically tropical sprue. Now historical.
3Metallurgy. Originally: a white substance, consisting chiefly of potassium carbonate, used as a flux in the smelting and assaying of metals. Now also: any of various other white substances used as a flux (e.g. in welding, soldering, or brazing), often containing salts of boron or fluorine.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in The Grete Herball. From white + flux.

单词	white flux
释义	Definition of white flux in English: white flux noun ˌwʌɪt ˈflʌks 1Leucorrhoea. Now historical. 2Diarrhoea that is pale or mucoid; an instance of this; a disease causing such diarrhoea, specifically tropical sprue. Now historical. 3Metallurgy. Originally: a white substance, consisting chiefly of potassium carbonate, used as a flux in the smelting and assaying of metals. Now also: any of various other white substances used as a flux (e.g. in welding, soldering, or brazing), often containing salts of boron or fluorine. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in The Grete Herball. From white + flux. Definition of white flux in US English: white flux nounˌwʌɪt ˈflʌks 1Leucorrhoea. Now historical. 2Diarrhoea that is pale or mucoid; an instance of this; a disease causing such diarrhoea, specifically tropical sprue. Now historical. 3Metallurgy. Originally: a white substance, consisting chiefly of potassium carbonate, used as a flux in the smelting and assaying of metals. Now also: any of various other white substances used as a flux (e.g. in welding, soldering, or brazing), often containing salts of boron or fluorine. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in The Grete Herball. From white + flux.
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