Definition of aluminosilicate in English:

aluminosilicate

noun əˌluːmɪnə(ʊ)ˈsɪlɪkeɪtəˌlo͞omənəˈsiləkət

Chemistry

A silicate in which aluminium replaces some of the silicon, especially a rock-forming mineral such as a feldspar or a clay mineral.
Example sentencesExamples
- The weathering and decay of aluminosilicate minerals occurs by hydrolysis, and it is well documented that the rate of many hydrolysis reactions is sensitive to pH.
- In concrete, when the lime and clays react, they form inorganic aluminosilicate polymers.
- In carbonate-rich soils, rapid neutralization of rainwater by carbonate minerals restricts the mobilization of aluminosilicates and oxides.
- These minerals are hydrated aluminosilicates consisting of sheets of alumina and silica with interchangeable cations and considerable amounts of combined or loosely bound water.
- These aluminosilicates form porous structures whose cavities can act as storage for ions and molecules.

Definition of aluminosilicate in US English:

aluminosilicate

nounəˌlo͞omənəˈsiləkət

Chemistry

A silicate in which aluminum replaces some of the silicon, especially a rock-forming mineral such as a feldspar or a clay mineral.
Example sentencesExamples
- These aluminosilicates form porous structures whose cavities can act as storage for ions and molecules.
- In carbonate-rich soils, rapid neutralization of rainwater by carbonate minerals restricts the mobilization of aluminosilicates and oxides.
- In concrete, when the lime and clays react, they form inorganic aluminosilicate polymers.
- These minerals are hydrated aluminosilicates consisting of sheets of alumina and silica with interchangeable cations and considerable amounts of combined or loosely bound water.
- The weathering and decay of aluminosilicate minerals occurs by hydrolysis, and it is well documented that the rate of many hydrolysis reactions is sensitive to pH.

单词	aluminosilicate
释义	Definition of aluminosilicate in English: aluminosilicate noun əˌluːmɪnə(ʊ)ˈsɪlɪkeɪtəˌlo͞omənəˈsiləkət Chemistry A silicate in which aluminium replaces some of the silicon, especially a rock-forming mineral such as a feldspar or a clay mineral. Example sentencesExamples The weathering and decay of aluminosilicate minerals occurs by hydrolysis, and it is well documented that the rate of many hydrolysis reactions is sensitive to pH. In concrete, when the lime and clays react, they form inorganic aluminosilicate polymers. In carbonate-rich soils, rapid neutralization of rainwater by carbonate minerals restricts the mobilization of aluminosilicates and oxides. These minerals are hydrated aluminosilicates consisting of sheets of alumina and silica with interchangeable cations and considerable amounts of combined or loosely bound water. These aluminosilicates form porous structures whose cavities can act as storage for ions and molecules. Definition of aluminosilicate in US English: aluminosilicate nounəˌlo͞omənəˈsiləkət Chemistry A silicate in which aluminum replaces some of the silicon, especially a rock-forming mineral such as a feldspar or a clay mineral. Example sentencesExamples These aluminosilicates form porous structures whose cavities can act as storage for ions and molecules. In carbonate-rich soils, rapid neutralization of rainwater by carbonate minerals restricts the mobilization of aluminosilicates and oxides. In concrete, when the lime and clays react, they form inorganic aluminosilicate polymers. These minerals are hydrated aluminosilicates consisting of sheets of alumina and silica with interchangeable cations and considerable amounts of combined or loosely bound water. The weathering and decay of aluminosilicate minerals occurs by hydrolysis, and it is well documented that the rate of many hydrolysis reactions is sensitive to pH.
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