carbonate

• vt. 使充滿二氧化碳；使變成碳酸鹽
• n. 碳酸鹽

來自carb-,碳，-ate,化學名詞後綴，鹽。

carbonate (n.)

1794, from French carbonate "salt of carbonic acid" (Lavoisier), from Modern Latin carbonatem "a carbonated (substance)," from Latin carbo (see carbon).

carbonate (v.)

1805, "to form into a carbonate," from carbonate (n.) by influence of French carbonater "transform into a carbonate." Meaning "to impregnate with carbonic acid gas (i.e. carbon dioxide)" is from 1850s. Related: Carbonated; carbonating.

1. Essentially fractures can cut most types of carbonate fabric.

實質上裂縫可割切大多數類型的碳酸鹽組織.

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2. Rock faces commonly show a stockwork of intersecting quartz and carbonate veins.

岩石的外表呈現交織的石英及碳酸鹽細脈組成的網格構造.

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3. The calcium carbonate content of phosphate rock determines the pore structure.

磷礦中碳酸鈣的含量決定了磷礦的毛細孔結構.

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4. Carbonation is the combination of carbonate or bicarbonate ions with minerals.

碳酸作用是碳酸根離子或重碳酸根離子與礦物的化合作用.

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5. Glauconite, detrital carbonate skeletal debris, marine fossils, and collophane are commonly present.

海綠石 、 碳酸鹽骨骸碎屑 、 海相化石和膠磷礦普遍出現.

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