See bellite on Wiktionary
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"(1898) latin bellum (« guerre ») et du suffixe -ite, nom donné par son inventeur l’ingénieur suédois Carl Robert Lamm."
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"Explosif composé de 85% de nitrate d’ammonium et de 15% de dinitrobenzène."
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"[Alt: attention] Cet article n'est ni une recette, ni une méthode, ni une incitation à la fabrication d'explosifs. De nombreuses personnes sont mortes lors de la manipulation, l'utilisation ou la fabrication de substances explosives, y compris des professionnels et chimistes expérimentés."
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"(1905) Nom donné en l’honneur de W. R. Bell, le prospecteur qui découvrit la mine, par le scientifique australien William Frederick Petterd (1849-1910)."
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"Minéral de la Magnet Mine en Tasmanie, de couleur rouge-orange. Contenant entre autre du plomb, du chrome et de l’arsenic. La bellite a pour formule Pb₅(AsO₄,CrO₄,SiO₂)₃Cl."
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