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Definition of vanadium - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
chemistryTECH. chemical element with symbol V and atomic number 23TECH.
- Vanadium is used in the production of special steels.
- Vanadium alloys are known for their strength.
- Researchers are studying vanadium's role in battery technology.
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orange crystalline powder used as a catalyst
Vanadium pentoxide is essential in producing sulfuric acid.
steel alloy with vanadium for strength or high-temperature use
Vanadium steel is used in car parts and tools.
Origin of vanadium
Scandinavian, Vanadis (goddess name)
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chemistry
soft silvery white metallic element vanadium
mineral
yellow mineral that is an ore of uranium radium and vanadium
inorganic chemistry
salt or negative ion of vanadium(V) combined with oxygen
materials science
hydrated vanadium pentoxide, yellow powder used for dyeing and printing
geology
reddish mineral, lead vanadate and chloride, source of vanadium
acr: vanadium redox battery
type of battery that stores energy using vanadium
oxyacid
any oxyacid of vanadium known in its salt form
metal alloy
steel alloy with vanadium for strength or high-temperature use
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