Definition of litharge in English:

litharge

noun ˈlɪθɑːdʒ

mass noun

Lead monoxide, especially a red form used as a pigment and in glass and ceramics.
Chemical formula: Pb0
Example sentencesExamples
- Fluxing agents include lead oxide or litharge which is used as a collector of precious metals.
- The ore, which ran to 25 percent silver, was melted in a small clay or stone furnace called a guaira or wayra, using lead oxide (litharge) as a flux.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French litarge, via Latin from Greek litharguros, from lithos 'stone' + arguros 'silver'.

Definition of litharge in US English:

litharge

noun

Lead monoxide, especially a red form used as a pigment and in glass and ceramics.
Chemical formula: PbO
Example sentencesExamples
- Fluxing agents include lead oxide or litharge which is used as a collector of precious metals.
- The ore, which ran to 25 percent silver, was melted in a small clay or stone furnace called a guaira or wayra, using lead oxide (litharge) as a flux.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French litarge, via Latin from Greek litharguros, from lithos ‘stone’ + arguros ‘silver’.

单词	litharge
释义	Definition of litharge in English: litharge noun ˈlɪθɑːdʒ mass noun Lead monoxide, especially a red form used as a pigment and in glass and ceramics. Chemical formula: Pb0 Example sentencesExamples Fluxing agents include lead oxide or litharge which is used as a collector of precious metals. The ore, which ran to 25 percent silver, was melted in a small clay or stone furnace called a guaira or wayra, using lead oxide (litharge) as a flux. Origin Middle English: from Old French litarge, via Latin from Greek litharguros, from lithos 'stone' + arguros 'silver'. Definition of litharge in US English: litharge noun Lead monoxide, especially a red form used as a pigment and in glass and ceramics. Chemical formula: PbO Example sentencesExamples Fluxing agents include lead oxide or litharge which is used as a collector of precious metals. The ore, which ran to 25 percent silver, was melted in a small clay or stone furnace called a guaira or wayra, using lead oxide (litharge) as a flux. Origin Middle English: from Old French litarge, via Latin from Greek litharguros, from lithos ‘stone’ + arguros ‘silver’.
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