Definition of chromite in English:

chromite

noun ˈkrəʊmʌɪtˈkroʊmaɪt

mass noun

The principal ore of chromium, a brownish-black oxide of chromium and iron.
Example sentencesExamples
- Layered intrusions commonly occur with mafic intrusions where the minerals (such as olivine, pyroxene, chromite, magnetite and plagioclase) have a wider range of specific gravity, and the magma viscosity was low.
- Early minerals, such as the chromium-bearing mineral chromite, crystallize early and are denser than the surrounding magma.
- Il is envisaged that while the footwall anorthositc was still unconsolidated possibly to a depth in excess of 10m, liquefaction of part of this interval occurred, and at a similar time chromite commenced accumulating.
- Uvarovite, a sparkling green garnet that often occurs on blocks of chromite, was named in honor of Earl Uvarov, a Russian politician of the nineteenth century.
- Orissa is rich in bauxite, the mineral that contains aluminium's raw material, as well as coal, limestone, silica, chromite, dolomite and nickel, to mention a few sources of its mineral wealth.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from chrome or chromium + -ite¹.

Definition of chromite in US English:

chromite

nounˈkroʊmaɪtˈkrōmīt

A brownish-black mineral that consists of a mixed oxide of chromium and iron and is the principal ore of chromium.
铬铁矿
Example sentencesExamples
- Layered intrusions commonly occur with mafic intrusions where the minerals (such as olivine, pyroxene, chromite, magnetite and plagioclase) have a wider range of specific gravity, and the magma viscosity was low.
- Orissa is rich in bauxite, the mineral that contains aluminium's raw material, as well as coal, limestone, silica, chromite, dolomite and nickel, to mention a few sources of its mineral wealth.
- Early minerals, such as the chromium-bearing mineral chromite, crystallize early and are denser than the surrounding magma.
- Il is envisaged that while the footwall anorthositc was still unconsolidated possibly to a depth in excess of 10m, liquefaction of part of this interval occurred, and at a similar time chromite commenced accumulating.
- Uvarovite, a sparkling green garnet that often occurs on blocks of chromite, was named in honor of Earl Uvarov, a Russian politician of the nineteenth century.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from chrome or chromium + -ite.

单词	chromite
释义	Definition of chromite in English: chromite noun ˈkrəʊmʌɪtˈkroʊmaɪt mass noun The principal ore of chromium, a brownish-black oxide of chromium and iron. Example sentencesExamples Layered intrusions commonly occur with mafic intrusions where the minerals (such as olivine, pyroxene, chromite, magnetite and plagioclase) have a wider range of specific gravity, and the magma viscosity was low. Early minerals, such as the chromium-bearing mineral chromite, crystallize early and are denser than the surrounding magma. Il is envisaged that while the footwall anorthositc was still unconsolidated possibly to a depth in excess of 10m, liquefaction of part of this interval occurred, and at a similar time chromite commenced accumulating. Uvarovite, a sparkling green garnet that often occurs on blocks of chromite, was named in honor of Earl Uvarov, a Russian politician of the nineteenth century. Orissa is rich in bauxite, the mineral that contains aluminium's raw material, as well as coal, limestone, silica, chromite, dolomite and nickel, to mention a few sources of its mineral wealth. Origin Mid 19th century: from chrome or chromium + -ite¹. Definition of chromite in US English: chromite nounˈkroʊmaɪtˈkrōmīt A brownish-black mineral that consists of a mixed oxide of chromium and iron and is the principal ore of chromium. 铬铁矿 Example sentencesExamples Layered intrusions commonly occur with mafic intrusions where the minerals (such as olivine, pyroxene, chromite, magnetite and plagioclase) have a wider range of specific gravity, and the magma viscosity was low. Orissa is rich in bauxite, the mineral that contains aluminium's raw material, as well as coal, limestone, silica, chromite, dolomite and nickel, to mention a few sources of its mineral wealth. Early minerals, such as the chromium-bearing mineral chromite, crystallize early and are denser than the surrounding magma. Il is envisaged that while the footwall anorthositc was still unconsolidated possibly to a depth in excess of 10m, liquefaction of part of this interval occurred, and at a similar time chromite commenced accumulating. Uvarovite, a sparkling green garnet that often occurs on blocks of chromite, was named in honor of Earl Uvarov, a Russian politician of the nineteenth century. Origin Mid 19th century: from chrome or chromium + -ite.
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