Definition of stishovite in English:

stishovite

noun ˈstɪʃəvʌɪtˈstiSHəˌvīt

mass noun

A mineral that is a dense polymorph of silica and is formed at very high pressures, especially in meteorite craters.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Furthermore, we provide experimental confirmation of the prediction that the transition from stishovite to the CaCl 2 type structure near 50 GPa is accompanied by an elastic instability.
- Here we use in situ Raman spectroscopy and a new theoretical model to investigate the high-pressure behaviour of stishovite.
- In order to explore the release ‘isentrope’ we also re-traced the loading curve backwards for stishovite and alpha-quartz cases only.
- They could not determine the composition of the object, but they surmise that it might be a large blob of silicate material from the mantle enriched by about 25 percent stishovite.

Origin

1960s: from the name of Sergei M. Stishov, 20th-century Russian chemist, + -ite¹.

Definition of stishovite in US English:

stishovite

nounˈstiSHəˌvīt

A mineral that is a dense polymorph of silica and is formed at very high pressures, especially in meteorite craters.
超石英
Example sentencesExamples
- Here we use in situ Raman spectroscopy and a new theoretical model to investigate the high-pressure behaviour of stishovite.
- Furthermore, we provide experimental confirmation of the prediction that the transition from stishovite to the CaCl 2 type structure near 50 GPa is accompanied by an elastic instability.
- They could not determine the composition of the object, but they surmise that it might be a large blob of silicate material from the mantle enriched by about 25 percent stishovite.
- In order to explore the release ‘isentrope’ we also re-traced the loading curve backwards for stishovite and alpha-quartz cases only.

Origin

1960s: from the name of Sergei M. Stishov, 20th-century Russian chemist, + -ite.

单词	stishovite
释义	Definition of stishovite in English: stishovite noun ˈstɪʃəvʌɪtˈstiSHəˌvīt mass noun A mineral that is a dense polymorph of silica and is formed at very high pressures, especially in meteorite craters. 超石英 Example sentencesExamples Furthermore, we provide experimental confirmation of the prediction that the transition from stishovite to the CaCl 2 type structure near 50 GPa is accompanied by an elastic instability. Here we use in situ Raman spectroscopy and a new theoretical model to investigate the high-pressure behaviour of stishovite. In order to explore the release ‘isentrope’ we also re-traced the loading curve backwards for stishovite and alpha-quartz cases only. They could not determine the composition of the object, but they surmise that it might be a large blob of silicate material from the mantle enriched by about 25 percent stishovite. Origin 1960s: from the name of Sergei M. Stishov, 20th-century Russian chemist, + -ite¹. Definition of stishovite in US English: stishovite nounˈstiSHəˌvīt A mineral that is a dense polymorph of silica and is formed at very high pressures, especially in meteorite craters. 超石英 Example sentencesExamples Here we use in situ Raman spectroscopy and a new theoretical model to investigate the high-pressure behaviour of stishovite. Furthermore, we provide experimental confirmation of the prediction that the transition from stishovite to the CaCl 2 type structure near 50 GPa is accompanied by an elastic instability. They could not determine the composition of the object, but they surmise that it might be a large blob of silicate material from the mantle enriched by about 25 percent stishovite. In order to explore the release ‘isentrope’ we also re-traced the loading curve backwards for stishovite and alpha-quartz cases only. Origin 1960s: from the name of Sergei M. Stishov, 20th-century Russian chemist, + -ite.
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