English to Icelandic Meaning of dioxide - díoxíð

Dioxide :
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Definitions of dioxide in English
Noun(1) an oxide containing two atoms of oxygen in the molecule
Examples of dioxide in English
(1) Previously, only the electricity sector and non-ferrous smelting industry were subject to the limits on nitrogen oxide and sulphide dioxide , two of the most notorious and significant contributors to smog.(2) The oxidizing fluxes usually include cupric oxide or manganese dioxide , which decompose at copper alloy melting temperatures to generate the oxygen required.(3) The clay body is held together firmly by the collapsed molecules of aluminum dioxide and silicon oxide, which intermesh like a basket weave.(4) High concentrations of nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxides , and lead apparently often cancel the need for traditional blue.(5) Plastic production is water-intensive and causes air emissions of hydrocarbons, sulfur oxides, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and carbon dioxides .
Related Phrases of dioxide
(1) carbon dioxide ::
koltvíoxíð
(2) titanium dioxide ::
títan díoxíð
(3) sulfur dioxide ::
brennisteinsdíoxíð
(4) silicon dioxide ::
kísildíoxíð
(5) nitrogen dioxide ::
köfnunarefni díoxíð
(6) sulphur dioxide ::
brennisteinsdíoxíð
(7) chlorine dioxide ::
klór díoxíð
Synonyms
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1. dioxide ::
díoxíð
Different Forms
dioxide, dioxides
Word Example from TV Shows
It's a silicon dioxide crystal, otherwise known as quartz.

It's a silicon DIOXIDE crystal, otherwise known as quartz.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 2

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