Definition of anatase in US English:

anatase

noun-ˌtāzˈanəˌtās

One of the tetragonal forms of titanium dioxide, usually found as brown crystals, used as a pigment in paints and inks.
Example sentencesExamples
- Small well-developed brown anatase crystals replacing larger titanite crystals have been collected from Corral Canyon, Churchill County, Nevada.
- Similar though typically smaller anatase crystals were found with secondary copper and zinc minerals at the Eldorado mine, Montgomery County, and with quartz in Alexander County.
- June saw them undertaking the long journey to the Glenover phosphate deposit in the Northern Province to look for apatite, monazite, pyrite, magnetite, calcite, anatase, and rutile.
- McCrone discovered that the Vinland Map, purporting to show that Leif Ericson had visited America some five centuries before Columbus, had traces of anatase, a pigment not synthesized until about 1920.
- Her late husband Walter McCrone studied the map during the 1970s and published micrographs of seemingly synthetic anatase crystals in the ink.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from Greek anatasis 'extension', with allusion to the length of the crystals.

Definition of anatase in US English:

anatase

nounˈanəˌtās

One of the tetragonal forms of titanium dioxide, usually found as brown crystals, used as a pigment in paints and inks.
Example sentencesExamples
- Small well-developed brown anatase crystals replacing larger titanite crystals have been collected from Corral Canyon, Churchill County, Nevada.
- McCrone discovered that the Vinland Map, purporting to show that Leif Ericson had visited America some five centuries before Columbus, had traces of anatase, a pigment not synthesized until about 1920.
- June saw them undertaking the long journey to the Glenover phosphate deposit in the Northern Province to look for apatite, monazite, pyrite, magnetite, calcite, anatase, and rutile.
- Similar though typically smaller anatase crystals were found with secondary copper and zinc minerals at the Eldorado mine, Montgomery County, and with quartz in Alexander County.
- Her late husband Walter McCrone studied the map during the 1970s and published micrographs of seemingly synthetic anatase crystals in the ink.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from Greek anatasis ‘extension’, with allusion to the length of the crystals.

单词	anatase
释义	Definition of anatase in US English: anatase noun-ˌtāzˈanəˌtās One of the tetragonal forms of titanium dioxide, usually found as brown crystals, used as a pigment in paints and inks. Example sentencesExamples Small well-developed brown anatase crystals replacing larger titanite crystals have been collected from Corral Canyon, Churchill County, Nevada. Similar though typically smaller anatase crystals were found with secondary copper and zinc minerals at the Eldorado mine, Montgomery County, and with quartz in Alexander County. June saw them undertaking the long journey to the Glenover phosphate deposit in the Northern Province to look for apatite, monazite, pyrite, magnetite, calcite, anatase, and rutile. McCrone discovered that the Vinland Map, purporting to show that Leif Ericson had visited America some five centuries before Columbus, had traces of anatase, a pigment not synthesized until about 1920. Her late husband Walter McCrone studied the map during the 1970s and published micrographs of seemingly synthetic anatase crystals in the ink. Origin Early 19th century: from French, from Greek anatasis 'extension', with allusion to the length of the crystals. Definition of anatase in US English: anatase nounˈanəˌtās One of the tetragonal forms of titanium dioxide, usually found as brown crystals, used as a pigment in paints and inks. Example sentencesExamples Small well-developed brown anatase crystals replacing larger titanite crystals have been collected from Corral Canyon, Churchill County, Nevada. McCrone discovered that the Vinland Map, purporting to show that Leif Ericson had visited America some five centuries before Columbus, had traces of anatase, a pigment not synthesized until about 1920. June saw them undertaking the long journey to the Glenover phosphate deposit in the Northern Province to look for apatite, monazite, pyrite, magnetite, calcite, anatase, and rutile. Similar though typically smaller anatase crystals were found with secondary copper and zinc minerals at the Eldorado mine, Montgomery County, and with quartz in Alexander County. Her late husband Walter McCrone studied the map during the 1970s and published micrographs of seemingly synthetic anatase crystals in the ink. Origin Early 19th century: from French, from Greek anatasis ‘extension’, with allusion to the length of the crystals.
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