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"Mot inventé par le minéralogiste Gerhard vom Rath en 1887. Le mot dérive de la localité type Cerro San Cristóbal, Hidalgo, Mexique."
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"text": "Par exemple, la silice pure peut se présenter sous la forme de cristobalite ou de trydimite, c’est-à-dire deux variétés de quartz, tandis que l’alumine pure est le corindon."
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"Minéral composé de dioxyde de silicium de formule SiO₂. La cristobalite est stable seulement au-dessus de 1470°C, mais elle peut cristalliser et persister dans un état métastable à des températures plus basses."
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"lang": "Allemand",
"lang_code": "de",
"word": "Cristobalit"
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"word": "cristobalite"
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"word": "קריסטובליט"
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"word": "クリストバライト"
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"word": "cristobaliet"
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"lang": "Polonais",
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"word": "krystobalit"
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"word": "cristobalita"
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"word": "cristobalit"
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"→ voir cristobalite."
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"Mot inventé par le minéralogiste Gerhard vom Rath en 1887. Le mot dérive de la localité type Cerro San Cristóbal, Hidalgo, Mexique."
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"word": "minéral de la silice"
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}
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"Minéral composé de dioxyde de silicium de formule SiO₂. La cristobalite est stable seulement au-dessus de 1470°C, mais elle peut cristalliser et persister dans un état métastable à des températures plus basses."
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"word": "cristobalite"
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"word": "קריסטובליט"
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"word": "cristobalite"
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"word": "クリストバライト"
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"word": "cristobaliet"
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"lang": "Polonais",
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"word": "krystobalit"
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"word": "cristobalita"
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"word": "cristobalit"
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"word": "кристобаліт"
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"Mot inventé par le minéralogiste Gerhard vom Rath en 1887. Le mot dérive de la localité type Cerro San Cristóbal, Hidalgo, Mexique."
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