minéraloïde

Désignations

français	minéraloïde (correct,masculine noun)
anglais	mineraloid (correct,noun) CONT: The term ""mineraloid"" is used to describe naturally occurring substances, such as water and amber, coal and petroleum (the so-called mineral fuels) which belong to the mineral kingdom but are non-crystalline and not necessarily formed by inorganic processes. CONT: Mineraloids ... may become minerals when, over periods of time, their constituent atoms become rearranged into an orderly crystalline pattern; ... synonyme : gel mineral

français

minéraloïde (correct,masculine noun)

anglais

mineraloid (correct,noun)
CONT: The term ""mineraloid"" is used to describe naturally occurring substances, such as water and amber, coal and petroleum (the so-called mineral fuels) which belong to the mineral kingdom but are non-crystalline and not necessarily formed by inorganic processes.
CONT: Mineraloids ... may become minerals when, over periods of time, their constituent atoms become rearranged into an orderly crystalline pattern; ...
synonyme : gel mineral

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Définitions

français: Substance inorganique amorphe qui n'est donc pas considérée comme un minéral.
anglais: A naturally occurring, inorganic material that is amorphous and is therefore not considered to be a mineral.

Classement

Collections

Mines et carrières mines

Domaines

Minéralogie

API

curl -H "Authorization: Token VOTRE_CLE" \
  "https://opendata.altius-group.ch/language/terminology/api/v1/concepts/termium-a3ea72f7865c7282/"

Données : TERMIUM Plus, Bureau de la traduction, gouvernement du Canada. Licence du gouvernement ouvert – Canada.