硅 | [ guī ] silicon (chemistry) |
硅化木 | [ guī huà mù ] petrified wood (geology) |
硅晶片 | [ guī jīng piàn ] silicon chip |
硅棒 | [ guī bàng ] silicon rod |
硅橡膠 | [ guī xiàng ] silicone rubber |
硅橡胶 | [ guī xiàng ] silicone rubber |
硅沙 | [ guī shā ] silicon sand |
硅灰石 | [ guī huī shí ] wollastonite CaSiO3 |
硅片 | [ guī piàn ] silicon chip |
硅石 | [ guī shí ] siliceous rock |
硅肺病 | [ guī feì bìng ] silicosis (occupational disease of miners), grinder's disease, also written 矽末病 |
硅脂 | [ guī zhǐ ] silicone grease |
硅膠 | [ guī ] silica gel, silicone rubber |
硅胶 | [ guī ] silica gel, silicone rubber |
硅藻 | [ guī zaǒ ] diatom (single-celled phytoplankton) |
硅藻門 | [ guī zaǒ mén ] Bacillariophyta, phylum of diatom single-celled phytoplankton |
硅藻门 | [ guī zaǒ mén ] Bacillariophyta, phylum of diatom single-celled phytoplankton |
硅谷 | [ guī gǔ ] Silicon Valley |
硅質 | [ guī zhì ] siliceous, containing silica |
硅质 | [ guī zhì ] siliceous, containing silica |
硅質岩 | [ guī zhì yán ] siliceous rock (mostly composed of silica) |
硅质岩 | [ guī zhì yán ] siliceous rock (mostly composed of silica) |
硅酮 | [ guī tóng ] silicone |
硅酸 | [ guī suān ] silicic acid, silicate |
硅酸氟鋁 | [ guī suān fú lǚ ] aluminum fluorosilicate |
硅酸氟铝 | [ guī suān fú lǚ ] aluminum fluorosilicate |
硅酸鹽 | [ guī suān yán ] silicate |
硅酸盐 | [ guī suān yán ] silicate |
硅酸鹽水泥 | [ guī suān yán shuǐ ní ] Portland cement |
硅酸盐水泥 | [ guī suān yán shuǐ ní ] Portland cement |
硅鋁質 | [ guī lǚ zhì ] sial rock (containing silicon and aluminium, so comparatively light, making continental plates) |
硅铝质 | [ guī lǚ zhì ] sial rock (containing silicon and aluminium, so comparatively light, making continental plates) |
⇒ 二氧化硅 | [ èr yǎng huà guī ] silicon dioxide (SiO2) |
⇒ 可控硅 | [ kě kòng guī ] (electronics) silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR), thyristor |
⇒ 四氟化硅 | [ sì fú huà guī ] silicon tetrafluoride SiF4 |
⇒ 多晶硅 | [ duō jīng guī ] polycrystalline silicon (used in electronics) |
⇒ 氟硅酸 | [ fú guī suān ] fluorosilicic acid H2SiF6, fluorosilicate |
⇒ 碳化硅 | [ tàn huà guī ] silicon carbide, carborundum |