See pyrochlore on Wiktionary
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"(XIXᵉ siècle) Composé du grec ancien πῦρ, pûr (« feu ») et du grec ancien χλωρός, khlôros (« vert »). Découvert en Norvège en 1826, ce minéral devient vert lorsqu’on le chauffe."
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