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{ "categories": [ "Lemmes en anglais", "Noms communs en anglais", "anglais" ], "etymology_texts": [ "→ voir sakharovaïte" ], "lang": "Anglais", "lang_code": "en", "pos": "noun", "pos_title": "Nom commun", "senses": [ { "categories": [ "Minéraux en anglais" ], "examples": [ { "ref": "Igor V. Pekov, Minerals First Discovered on the Territory of the Former Soviet Union, Ocean Pictures, 1998, p. 177", "text": "SAKHAROVAITE, (Pb,Fe)(Bi,Sb)₂S₄\nSakharovaite was discovered at the Ustarasai bismuth deposit, northern outskirts of Brichmulla village, Pskem Range, NE Uzbekistan. It was first decribed in 1955 by M. S. Sakharova as \"bismuth jamesonite\". […] In 1959, I. [Ivan] Kostov identified it as an individual mineral species and proposed to name it sakharovaite [352].\nName: after Marina Sergeevna SAKHAROVA (b. 1917), mineralogist, specialist in gold and silver deposits, first described this mineral; Moscow University. TS: FM 72022" } ], "glosses": [ "Sakharovaïte, minéral synonyme de jamesonite." ], "topics": [ "mineralogy" ] } ], "word": "sakharovaite" }
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