Definition of argentiferous in English:

argentiferous

adjective ˌɑːdʒ(ə)nˈtɪf(ə)rəsˌɑrdʒənˈtɪfərəs

(of rocks or minerals) containing silver.
Example sentencesExamples
- Normally, in mineralogy, argentiferous gold containing 20-25 per cent of silver is referred to as electrum.
- As already mentioned, lead occurs in British Columbia, mainly in the form of argentiferous galena or silver lead ores.
- Some of the richer argentiferous galena pockets contained masses of mineral three or four inches in size.
- He reported that most highly argentiferous galena required silver to have been coupled with bismuth or antimony to allow a substitution for lead within the lattice under high-temperature conditions.
- These are always argentiferous in a high degree, and their colour varies from light-yellow to pure silver-white.
- Some of the lodes of the region of Val di Castello consist largely of ferrous sulphide, whereas those of the Argentiera consists mainly of argentiferous lead sulphide, zinc, antimony and other metals.
- In a few places the lodes were so argentiferous that they supported operations which were primarily silver producing, with little associated lead output.
- Although argentiferous lead drift was prospected for years after its discovery, it was not until 1909 that a regular deposit was found by Bessie and John Dunbrack.
- The total production to 1926 was about 5,000,000 tonnes of argentiferous galena from around 300 mines and prospects.
- Gold-bearing quartz and argentiferous galena [ore containing silver] have been discovered in several places.
- This design provides decisive benefits: Placed on the wound, the argentiferous ointment dressing releases silver ions from its surface on contact with the exudate.
- The mines of Foxdale and Laxey have yielded from time to time for many years immense quantities of argentiferous lead of a high class, at very good profits to the shareholders.
- Since ancient times this area was famous for its argentiferous minerals.
- Here argentiferous galena was obtained, and the mine was worked for its silver.
- Regarding the technical process, treating amorphous slags consist in smashing and washing them in order to pick off argentiferous lead bullets.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin argentum 'silver' + -ferous.

Definition of argentiferous in US English:

argentiferous

adjectiveˌɑrdʒənˈtɪfərəsˌärjənˈtifərəs

(of rocks or minerals) containing silver.
Example sentencesExamples
- Since ancient times this area was famous for its argentiferous minerals.
- This design provides decisive benefits: Placed on the wound, the argentiferous ointment dressing releases silver ions from its surface on contact with the exudate.
- The mines of Foxdale and Laxey have yielded from time to time for many years immense quantities of argentiferous lead of a high class, at very good profits to the shareholders.
- The total production to 1926 was about 5,000,000 tonnes of argentiferous galena from around 300 mines and prospects.
- He reported that most highly argentiferous galena required silver to have been coupled with bismuth or antimony to allow a substitution for lead within the lattice under high-temperature conditions.
- In a few places the lodes were so argentiferous that they supported operations which were primarily silver producing, with little associated lead output.
- Here argentiferous galena was obtained, and the mine was worked for its silver.
- As already mentioned, lead occurs in British Columbia, mainly in the form of argentiferous galena or silver lead ores.
- Some of the lodes of the region of Val di Castello consist largely of ferrous sulphide, whereas those of the Argentiera consists mainly of argentiferous lead sulphide, zinc, antimony and other metals.
- Normally, in mineralogy, argentiferous gold containing 20-25 per cent of silver is referred to as electrum.
- These are always argentiferous in a high degree, and their colour varies from light-yellow to pure silver-white.
- Some of the richer argentiferous galena pockets contained masses of mineral three or four inches in size.
- Regarding the technical process, treating amorphous slags consist in smashing and washing them in order to pick off argentiferous lead bullets.
- Although argentiferous lead drift was prospected for years after its discovery, it was not until 1909 that a regular deposit was found by Bessie and John Dunbrack.
- Gold-bearing quartz and argentiferous galena [ore containing silver] have been discovered in several places.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin argentum ‘silver’ + -ferous.

单词	argentiferous
释义	Definition of argentiferous in English: argentiferous adjective ˌɑːdʒ(ə)nˈtɪf(ə)rəsˌɑrdʒənˈtɪfərəs (of rocks or minerals) containing silver. Example sentencesExamples Normally, in mineralogy, argentiferous gold containing 20-25 per cent of silver is referred to as electrum. As already mentioned, lead occurs in British Columbia, mainly in the form of argentiferous galena or silver lead ores. Some of the richer argentiferous galena pockets contained masses of mineral three or four inches in size. He reported that most highly argentiferous galena required silver to have been coupled with bismuth or antimony to allow a substitution for lead within the lattice under high-temperature conditions. These are always argentiferous in a high degree, and their colour varies from light-yellow to pure silver-white. Some of the lodes of the region of Val di Castello consist largely of ferrous sulphide, whereas those of the Argentiera consists mainly of argentiferous lead sulphide, zinc, antimony and other metals. In a few places the lodes were so argentiferous that they supported operations which were primarily silver producing, with little associated lead output. Although argentiferous lead drift was prospected for years after its discovery, it was not until 1909 that a regular deposit was found by Bessie and John Dunbrack. The total production to 1926 was about 5,000,000 tonnes of argentiferous galena from around 300 mines and prospects. Gold-bearing quartz and argentiferous galena [ore containing silver] have been discovered in several places. This design provides decisive benefits: Placed on the wound, the argentiferous ointment dressing releases silver ions from its surface on contact with the exudate. The mines of Foxdale and Laxey have yielded from time to time for many years immense quantities of argentiferous lead of a high class, at very good profits to the shareholders. Since ancient times this area was famous for its argentiferous minerals. Here argentiferous galena was obtained, and the mine was worked for its silver. Regarding the technical process, treating amorphous slags consist in smashing and washing them in order to pick off argentiferous lead bullets. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin argentum 'silver' + -ferous. Definition of argentiferous in US English: argentiferous adjectiveˌɑrdʒənˈtɪfərəsˌärjənˈtifərəs (of rocks or minerals) containing silver. Example sentencesExamples Since ancient times this area was famous for its argentiferous minerals. This design provides decisive benefits: Placed on the wound, the argentiferous ointment dressing releases silver ions from its surface on contact with the exudate. The mines of Foxdale and Laxey have yielded from time to time for many years immense quantities of argentiferous lead of a high class, at very good profits to the shareholders. The total production to 1926 was about 5,000,000 tonnes of argentiferous galena from around 300 mines and prospects. He reported that most highly argentiferous galena required silver to have been coupled with bismuth or antimony to allow a substitution for lead within the lattice under high-temperature conditions. In a few places the lodes were so argentiferous that they supported operations which were primarily silver producing, with little associated lead output. Here argentiferous galena was obtained, and the mine was worked for its silver. As already mentioned, lead occurs in British Columbia, mainly in the form of argentiferous galena or silver lead ores. Some of the lodes of the region of Val di Castello consist largely of ferrous sulphide, whereas those of the Argentiera consists mainly of argentiferous lead sulphide, zinc, antimony and other metals. Normally, in mineralogy, argentiferous gold containing 20-25 per cent of silver is referred to as electrum. These are always argentiferous in a high degree, and their colour varies from light-yellow to pure silver-white. Some of the richer argentiferous galena pockets contained masses of mineral three or four inches in size. Regarding the technical process, treating amorphous slags consist in smashing and washing them in order to pick off argentiferous lead bullets. Although argentiferous lead drift was prospected for years after its discovery, it was not until 1909 that a regular deposit was found by Bessie and John Dunbrack. Gold-bearing quartz and argentiferous galena [ore containing silver] have been discovered in several places. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin argentum ‘silver’ + -ferous.
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