"jacquesdietrichite" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Jacques Emile Dietrich (1926-2009), French geologist, and -ite. Dietrich found the mineral. The name of the mineral was however chosen by one of his friends, Georges Favreau.",
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        "A translucent blue mineral with the chemical formula Cu₂[BO(OH)₂](OH)₃."
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        "(mineralogy) A translucent blue mineral with the chemical formula Cu₂[BO(OH)₂](OH)₃."
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  "etymology_text": "Jacques Emile Dietrich (1926-2009), French geologist, and -ite. Dietrich found the mineral. The name of the mineral was however chosen by one of his friends, Georges Favreau.",
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        "A translucent blue mineral with the chemical formula Cu₂[BO(OH)₂](OH)₃."
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        "(mineralogy) A translucent blue mineral with the chemical formula Cu₂[BO(OH)₂](OH)₃."
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