#silicate

[many-eyedseraphim]

chemistrule

[bowelfly]

Island of Terror (1966)

[cinna-bunnie]

hiii idk what i want my pinned to be lol. ૮ – ﻌ–ა whatever just don't be weird or ask me to tag anything ✌🏾 i block very flippantly so don't take it personally. sissies and chasers are insta-blocked though, please do not waste my time.

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✋🏾🤨 also (adding this retroactively) getting this out of the way now; do not call me a sub or a bottom, this is disrespectful and overly familiar of you and it will result in an instant block; I'm no longer giving corrections or warnings about this, y'all are way too comfortable telling other ppl who've never shown you any sexual interest to begin with what they are. I'm a top/dom leaning switch/vers but as far as y'all are concerned that's top/dom only.

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pinning these bc they're very cute and my favorite version of my fursona so far ♡⁠

drawn by @cimicherrychanga

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[rocksiwilleat]

i have scoured your entire blog and haven’t found it so i must know: would you eat biotite mica and muscovite mica? they are both very flaky and make me think of those melt in your mouth listerine sheets

This is a comedy blog and I do not advocate eating any crystals, gemstones or minerals featured herein or indeed any minerals that have not been approved and sold for human consumption

That being said I bet this stuff tastes like baklava

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In this episode, you will be able to: · Explore the fascinating theories behind the extinction of dinosaurs and gain a deeper understanding of this monumental event in Earth's history. · Discover the impact that star growth has on planets orbiting around them, unraveling the intriguing dynamics of celestial bodies. · Delve into the mysteries of the Andromeda galaxy, known for its massive black holes, and uncover the secrets hidden within its immense expanse. · Learn how gravity and Hawking radiation intertwine, shedding light on the intricate relationship between these fundamental forces of the universe. · Immerse yourself in the captivating discussions from the Space Nuts podcast, where space enthusiasts and science lovers engage in thought-provoking conversations about our vast cosmos. · Gain a deeper understanding of the theories surrounding the extinction of dinosaurs and uncover the mysteries behind their disappearance. · Explore the fascinating impact of star growth on orbiting planets, and how it influences the conditions necessary for life to exist. · Discover the captivating secrets of the Andromeda galaxy and its enigmatic black holes, expanding your knowledge of the vastness of the universe. · Unravel the intricate interplay between gravity and Hawking radiation, and its implications for our understanding of the fundamental laws of physics. · Delve into the Space Nuts podcast discussions and indulge your curiosity in a wide array of captivating space-related topics, offering a unique opportunity to expand your knowledge and engage with fellow space enthusiasts. It's extraordinary that 40 years after it was suggested, we're still finding out about this impact and seeing different aspects to it because of the devastation that it caused. - Andrew Dunkley The extinction of dinosaurs has been a topic of intrigue for centuries. Various theories propose the cause to be major environmental changes, catastrophic asteroid impact, or major shifts in vegetation, leading to dental maladies among the dinosaurs. The most recent development in this field proposes a global winter induced by the fallout of an asteroid impact, a theory which aligns with the devastation level required to cause such a mass extinction. The resources mentioned in this episode are: · Visit thecosmosmagazine.com website to read more about the new theory on what caused the extinction of the dinosaurs. · Check out the paper titled Chicxulub Impact Winter, sustained by fine silicate dust in the journal Nature Geoscience for more details on the research. · Explore the concept of the Anthropocene period and human-induced climate change by searching for articles and studies on the topic. · Learn more about the sun and its evolution by researching yellow dwarf stars and stellar evolution. · Discover more about the star Ro Corona Borealis and its similarities and differences to our own sun by searching for information on the star and its characteristics. · Read the paper by Stephen Kane in the Astrophysical Journal to delve deeper into the research on planets orbiting sunlike stars. · In this episode of the Space Nuts podcast, you'll join host Andrew Dunkley as he delves into the fascinating world of space exploration and scientific discoveries. With his friendly and approachable style, Andrew takes you on a journey through various topics, from the theories surrounding the extinction of dinosaurs to the lifecycle of stars and the interplay between galaxies and black holes. He effortlessly combines scientific knowledge with humor and curiosity, making complex concepts accessible to all. Whether you're a space enthusiast or simply curious about the mysteries of the universe, this episode of Space Nuts is sure to captivate your imagination and leave you with a deeper understanding of our cosmic surroundings. So sit back, relax, and get ready to embark on an interstellar adventure with Andrew Dunkley and his guests on Space Nuts. Timestamped summary of this episode: 00:00:00 - Introduction Andrew Dunkley introduces the episode and previews the topics to be discussed, including the extinction of the dinosaurs, planets orbiting a star similar to ours, and audience questions about Andromeda gravity. 00:05:38 - New Theory on Dinosaur Extinction Astronomers in Belgium and the UK have proposed a new theory on the extinction of the dinosaurs. They have found evidence of fine silicate dust in the rock strata, suggesting that the impact of a massive asteroid led to a global winter, which caused the mass extinction event. 00:08:41 - Impact of Silicate Dust The distribution of silicate dust from the asteroid impact was larger than previously estimated. This fine dust, about 1 micron in diameter, could have stayed in the atmosphere for an extended period, contributing to the global winter and the extinction of the dinosaurs. 00:02:16 - Fred's Travels Fred Watson discusses his upcoming travels to Sea Lake in Victoria for an astronomy weekend and his trip to New Zealand for the hundredth anniversary of an astronomical society. He also mentions his participation in a meeting about dark and quiet skies and the impact of satellites on astronomers. 00:04:44 - Interesting Statistics Andrew Dunkley shares interesting statistics, including the percentage of New Zealanders living in Australia (10% of their population) and the fastest-growing nationality moving to Australia (the Nepalese). He humorously advises Fred not to mix up Switzerland with Sweden, referencing a recent 00:17:05 - "Introduction to the Star's Lifecycle" The star in question is a yellow dwarf in its midlife phase, approximately 4.57 billion years old. It is currently in a steady hydrogen burning phase, similar to the Sun. This phase will continue for another 4 billion years before it transitions into a giant star. 00:19:32 - "Planets Orbiting the Star" The star, Ro Corona Borealis, has four known planets orbiting it. These planets are closer to the star than Mercury is to the Sun. One of the planets, Ro Corona Borealis d, is potentially in the habitable zone and could support life. 00:21:35 - "Impact of Star Growth on Planets" As the star grows into a red giant, the planets' fate is uncertain. Some may evaporate or be torn apart by the gravitational effects. Others may be thrown out of the system and become rogue planets. The exact outcomes depend on the planets' orbits and interactions with other planets. 00:25:04 - "Predictions for the Planets" The prediction for the four known planets is that one will evaporate within the star's atmosphere, one will spiral in and be tidally disrupted, one will be destroyed at the end of a phase of evolution, and the fate of the fourth planet is uncertain. There could also be other undetected planets that may survive or be influenced by the star's growth. 00:35:32 - The Spectacular Event of the Andromeda Galaxy The speaker discusses the possibility of the Andromeda galaxy getting closer to our galaxy. Although the event would be spectacular, it would happen on a timescale that wouldn't affect us humans. 00:36:27 - Collision of Galaxies The collision between our galaxy and the Andromeda galaxy would result in a phenomenal sight, but it would be a slow process that wouldn't impact us directly. Simulations indicate that the two galaxies will pass through each other multiple times before settling into a new galaxy devoid of hydrogen. 00:37:33 - Black Hole Merger In response to a listener's question, it is mentioned that the black holes in the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies would eventually merge due to their relative gravitational forces. This merging process is expected to happen during the collision of the two galaxies. 00:38:59 - Can Gravity Escape a Black Hole? The question of whether gravity can escape a black hole is explored. Gravity is a force field associated with a theoretical particle called a graviton, but it has never been observed or confirmed. The escape of gravitons from a black hole remains uncertain. 00:41:23 - The Myth of Bagpipes on the Moon The story of a mechanic named William Rudd playing bagpipes at the Tidbin Biller station during the Apollo program is shared. While it is unclear if the sound of the bagpipes was actually heard on the moon, The extinction of dinosaurs has been a topic of intrigue for centuries. Various theories propose the cause to be major environmental changes, catastrophic asteroid impact, or major shifts in vegetation, leading to dental maladies am

[caffeinebrewingdruid]

If your name is Katherine it Kate or anything similar and you have a background in geology, please consider creating an educational/public science communicator persona called Silly Kate.

Take it for free, I just want to see it exist

[informationatlas]

In English language, Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (45 letters) is officially the longest word that is a technical term referring to a lung disease caused by the inhalation of very fine silicate or quartz dust.

(via Can YOU pronounce them? The 10 longest words in the English dictionary revealed)

[edelweissbright]

my khat

[whats-in-a-sentence]

The cell walls of these hollow, needlelike trichomes are reinforced with glass (silicates) and filled with a nasty "cocktail" of histamine, oxalic acid, tartaric acid, formic acid, and serotonin (Figure 23.6), which can cause severe irritation and inflammation.

"Plant Physiology and Development" int'l 6e - Taiz, L., Zeiger, E., Møller, I.M., Murphy, A.

[velthurvik]

Charoit-Tafel

Sehr seltenes Kettensilikat aus Ostsibirien. Fundort Ostteil des Morun-Massiv. Es entsteht hydrothermal in vulkanischen Gesteinen.

Aufgetaucht auf einer Mineralien- und Fossilienbörse in der Niederlausitz.

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ỨNG DỤNG ZIRCONIUM SILICATE CHO GỐM SỨ

1. Zirconium Silicate là gì?

Zirconium Silicate (ZrSiO4) là một khoáng chất thuộc nhóm nesosilicate. Công thức hóa học tương ứng Zironium là zirconium orthosilicate (ZrO2 + HfO2). Zircon được sử dụng như một chất tạo đục trong ngành công nghiệp gốm, sứ. Để tạo được màu trắng đục cho men, phải trải qua quá trình phản xạ và khúc xạ dưới tác dụng của nhiệt , bằng phản ứng qua các giai đoạn của Zircon trong cấu trúc của men.

Zirconium Silicate được tìm ra vào năm 1892. Nó tồn tại trong quặng zircon tự nhiên hoặc dạng Baddeleyite ở dạng tinh thể đơn tà, tinh thể lập Phương và mạng tinh thể lập Phương.

Zirconium Silicate được đặc trưng bởi độ bền cao, độ dẻo dai, độ cứng và cũng như khả năng chống ăn mòn hóa học tốt.

2. Ưu điểm của Zirconium Silicate trong gốm sứ.

Do có độ cứng, độ dẻo dai và độ bền uốn cao, mật độ  từ 5,95 – 6,05 g/cm3 . Nên gốm sứ được sản xuất ra có độ bền cao.

Các sản phẩm gốm sứ có Zirconium Silicate có khả năng chịu mài mòn cao, có khả năng chịu mài mòn hơn gần 15 lần so với gốm sứ sử dụng nhốm oxit. Hệ số ma sát thấp và chỉ bằng một nửa gốm sứ dung nhôm oxit. Đồng thời, các sản phẩm có bề cực kì min và dạng gương rất phù hợp cho các sản phẩm gạch men.

Ziconium Silicate có khả năng cách nhiệt tốt, chịu nhiệt, chống tĩnh điện, và có hệ số giãn nở cao nên rất thích hợp cho các sản phẩm gốm sứ trong điện lực như sứ cách điện, tụ điện…

Với nhiều ưu điểm vượt trội nên Zirconium Silicate được sử dụng rộng rãi trong ngành gốm sứ, gạch men…Nắm bắt được thị yếu của thị trường, khách hàng nên Công Ty TNHH Thương Mại Tổng Hợp Mega đang cung, phân phối các mã Zirconium Silicate với chất lượng đảm bảo và giá thành cạnh tranh. Mọi thắc mắc của quý bạn đọc xin liên hệ qua.

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Cursed DametaGala interaction that just popped into my head.

Galacta Knight: Hast thou been scratching again?

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