See carnotite in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"Mot inventé par les minéralogistes les minéralogistes Charles Friedel et Edouard Cumenge en 1899, et dédiée au chimiste français et ingénieur des mines Marie-Adolphe Carnot (1839-1920)."
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"Espèce minérale radioactive formée d’hydrate d’uranium et de potassium de la classe des vanadates, dont la teneur en eau peut varier et qui peut contenir des traces de calcium, baryum, magnésium, fer et sodium."
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{
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"Mot inventé par les minéralogistes les minéralogistes Charles Friedel et Edouard Cumenge en 1899, et dédiée au chimiste français et ingénieur des mines Marie-Adolphe Carnot (1839-1920)."
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"Espèce minérale radioactive formée d’hydrate d’uranium et de potassium de la classe des vanadates, dont la teneur en eau peut varier et qui peut contenir des traces de calcium, baryum, magnésium, fer et sodium."
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"word": "carnotita"
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