Phosphor
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| Phosphor | |
| gen. | phosphorus; phosphor |
| antenn. | phosphor |
| chem. | phosphorus |
| commun. met. | phosphide |
| environ. | phosphorus |
| opt. | phosphor |
| Phosphor- | |
| gen. | phosphorous |
| agric. | phosphoric |
| Instrument | |
| gen. | instrument; tool |
| emerg.care | instrument |
| Instrumente | |
| gen. | instruments |
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| phosphor (luminescent material) | |||
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| phosphorus A nonmetallic element used to manufacture phosphoric acid, in phosphor bronzes, incendiaries, pyrotechnics, matches, and rat poisons; the white or yellow allotrope is a soft waxy solid, soluble in carbon disulfide, insoluble in water and alcohol, and is poisonous and self-igniting in air; the red allotrope is an amorphous powder, insoluble in all solvents and is nonpoisonous; the black allotrope comprises lustrous crystals similar to graphite, and is insoluble in most solvents | |||
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Phosphor : 73 phrases in 12 subjects |
| Agriculture | 18 |
| Biology | 3 |
| Chemistry | 21 |
| Electronics | 4 |
| Environment | 3 |
| General | 5 |
| Health care | 1 |
| Medical | 2 |
| Metallurgy | 7 |
| Natural resourses and wildlife conservation | 4 |
| Radiation | 4 |
| Technology | 1 |