Definition of yttrium in English:

yttrium

noun ˈɪtrɪəmˈɪtriəm

mass noun

The chemical element of atomic number 39, a greyish-white metal generally included among the rare earth elements.
Example sentencesExamples
- Among various radionuclides, yttrium is of particular importance due to its chemical and nuclear characteristics.
- Edwards notes from chemical analysis that there are traces of yttrium which are undoubtedly of diagenetic origin.
- The elements more abundant in Earth's crust seem to have more mentions - iron and oxygen have far more pages than yttrium and scandium.

Origin

Early 19th century: modern Latin, from Ytterby (see ytterbium).

Definition of yttrium in US English:

yttrium

nounˈɪtriəmˈitrēəm

The chemical element of atomic number 39, a grayish-white metal generally included among the rare earth elements.
Example sentencesExamples
- Among various radionuclides, yttrium is of particular importance due to its chemical and nuclear characteristics.
- Edwards notes from chemical analysis that there are traces of yttrium which are undoubtedly of diagenetic origin.
- The elements more abundant in Earth's crust seem to have more mentions - iron and oxygen have far more pages than yttrium and scandium.

Origin

Early 19th century: modern Latin, from Ytterby (see ytterbium).

单词	yttrium
释义	Definition of yttrium in English: yttrium noun ˈɪtrɪəmˈɪtriəm mass noun The chemical element of atomic number 39, a greyish-white metal generally included among the rare earth elements. Example sentencesExamples Among various radionuclides, yttrium is of particular importance due to its chemical and nuclear characteristics. Edwards notes from chemical analysis that there are traces of yttrium which are undoubtedly of diagenetic origin. The elements more abundant in Earth's crust seem to have more mentions - iron and oxygen have far more pages than yttrium and scandium. Origin Early 19th century: modern Latin, from Ytterby (see ytterbium). Definition of yttrium in US English: yttrium nounˈɪtriəmˈitrēəm The chemical element of atomic number 39, a grayish-white metal generally included among the rare earth elements. Example sentencesExamples Among various radionuclides, yttrium is of particular importance due to its chemical and nuclear characteristics. Edwards notes from chemical analysis that there are traces of yttrium which are undoubtedly of diagenetic origin. The elements more abundant in Earth's crust seem to have more mentions - iron and oxygen have far more pages than yttrium and scandium. Origin Early 19th century: modern Latin, from Ytterby (see ytterbium).
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