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Definition of chromium:
- A comparatively rare element occurring most abundantly in the mineral chromite. Atomic weight 52. 5. Symbol Cr. When isolated it is a hard, brittle, grayish white metal, fusible with difficulty. Its chief commercial importance is for its compounds, as potassium chromate, lead chromate, etc., which are brilliantly colored and are used dyeing and calico printing. Called also chrome.
Synonyms:
atomic number 24, cr.
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element (part of speech: noun)
- fermium,
- iridium,
- copper,
- zinc,
- neon,
- arsenic,
- carbon,
- argon,
- beryllium,
- silver,
- polonium,
- boron,
- promethium,
- platinum,
- antimony,
- radium,
- americium,
- chlorine,
- sulfur,
- mendelevium,
- tellurium,
- cadmium,
- europium,
- curium,
- technetium,
- praseodymium,
- magnesium,
- cesium,
- fluorine,
- gold,
- nickel,
- oxygen,
- lithium,
- thallium,
- palladium,
- mercury,
- californium,
- rhodium,
- xenon,
- berkelium,
- dysprosium,
- thulium,
- ruthenium,
- lutetium,
- germanium,
- nitrogen,
- manganese,
- molybdenum,
- krypton,
- uranium,
- phosphorus,
- tin,
- bromine,
- terbium,
- cerium,
- lanthanum,
- niobium,
- hydrogen,
- scandium,
- potassium,
- rubidium,
- thorium,
- holmium,
- osmium,
- strontium,
- indium,
- iodine,
- neptunium,
- hafnium,
- helium,
- vanadium,
- sodium,
- bismuth,
- neodymium,
- rhenium,
- ytterbium,
- element,
- gallium,
- calcium,
- nobelium,
- plutonium,
- titanium,
- einsteinium,
- lead,
- gadolinium,
- iron,
- cobalt,
- selenium,
- aluminum,
- yttrium,
- tungsten,
- silicon,
- astatine,
- actinium,
- tantalum,
- francium,
- barium,
- radon,
- zirconium,
- samarium,
- erbium,
- protactinium
- metal (part of speech: noun)
Usage examples:
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Iron is the principal element in this group; but in the manufacture of iron and steel, manganese, chromium, nickel, tungsten, molybdenum, vanadium, zirconium, titanium, aluminum, uranium, magnesium, fluorine, silicon, and other substances play important parts, either as accessories in the furnace reactions or as ingredients introduced to give certain qualities to the products.
- "The Economic Aspect of Geology", C. K. Leith. -
They also contain small quantities of nickel and chromium which have been concentrated with the iron.
- "The Economic Aspect of Geology", C. K. Leith. -
See, Fay, here are all these little guys in this subterranean rat race with atomic- death squares and chromium- plated reward squares and enough money if you pass Go almost to get to Go again- and a million million rules of the game to keep in mind.
- "The Creature from Cleveland Depths", Fritz Reuter Leiber.