释义 |
euxenite|ˈjuːksɪnaɪt| [f. Gr. εὔξεν-ος hospitable (f. εὐ- eu- + ξένος stranger) + -ite. So named by Scheerer in 1840 (Pogg. Ann. L. 153) ‘on account of the many rare constituents which it harbours’.] A mineral found in Norway, consisting mainly of niobate and titanate of yttrium.
1844Dana Min. 436 Euxenite comes from Jölster in Norway. 1873Watts Fownes' Chem. 378 It [Thorium] has since been found in Euxenite. |