Definition of Widmanstätten in English:

Widmanstätten

(also Widmanstatten, Widmanstaetten)

noun ˈwɪdmənstɛtənˈvɪtmənʃtɛtən

Designating a pattern or figure exhibited by some meteorites when a cross section is exposed to acid, consisting of thin interleaving bands of iron-nickel alloys. Also: designating a similar pattern consisting of ferrite bands that sometimes occurs in steel and alloys of iron.

attributive

Late 19th century. From the name of A. J. von Beckh-Widmanstätten, Austrian scientist.

(also Widmanstatten, Widmanstaetten)

noun

Designating a pattern or figure exhibited by some meteorites when a cross section is exposed to acid, consisting of thin interleaving bands of iron-nickel alloys. Also: designating a similar pattern consisting of ferrite bands that sometimes occurs in steel and alloys of iron.

attributive

Late 19th century. From the name of A. J. von Beckh-Widmanstätten, Austrian scientist.

单词	Widmanstätten
释义	Definition of Widmanstätten in English: Widmanstätten (also Widmanstatten, Widmanstaetten) noun ˈwɪdmənstɛtənˈvɪtmənʃtɛtən Designating a pattern or figure exhibited by some meteorites when a cross section is exposed to acid, consisting of thin interleaving bands of iron-nickel alloys. Also: designating a similar pattern consisting of ferrite bands that sometimes occurs in steel and alloys of iron. Usage attributive Origin Late 19th century. From the name of A. J. von Beckh-Widmanstätten, Austrian scientist. Definition of Widmanstätten in US English: Widmanstätten (also Widmanstatten, Widmanstaetten) noun Designating a pattern or figure exhibited by some meteorites when a cross section is exposed to acid, consisting of thin interleaving bands of iron-nickel alloys. Also: designating a similar pattern consisting of ferrite bands that sometimes occurs in steel and alloys of iron. Usage attributive Origin Late 19th century. From the name of A. J. von Beckh-Widmanstätten, Austrian scientist.
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