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Definition of silica
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of silica is as below...
Silica
(n.)
Silicon
dioxide,
SiO/. It
constitutes
ordinary
quartz
(also opal and
tridymite),
and is
artifically
prepared
as a very fine,
white,
tasteless,
inodorous
powder..
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Thomsonite
::
Thomsonite
(n.) A
zeolitic
mineral,
occurring
generally
in
masses
of a
radiated
structure.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
aluminia,
lime, and soda.
Called
also
mesole,
and
comptonite..
Hydrofluosilicate
::
Hydrofluosilicate
(n.) A salt of
hydrofluosilic
acid; a
silicofluoride.
See
Silicofluoride.
Spoffish
::
Spodumene
(n.) A
mineral
of a white to
yellowish,
purplish,
or
emerald-green
color,
occuring
in
prismatic
crystals,
often of great size. It is a
silicate
of
aluminia
and
lithia.
See
Hiddenite..
Frett
::
Frett (n.) A
vitreous
compound,
used by
potters
in
glazing,
consisting
of lime,
silica,
borax,
lead, and
soda..
Dioptase
::
Dioptase
(n.) A
hydrous
silicate
of
copper,
occurring
in
emerald-green
crystals..
Tabasheer
::
Tabasheer
(n.) A
concretion
in the
joints
of the
bamboo,
which
consists
largely
or
chiefly
of pure
silica.
It is
highly
valued
in the East
Indies
as a
medicine
for the cure of
bilious
vomitings,
bloody
flux,
piles,
and
various
other
diseases..
Phenacite
::
Phenacite
(n.) A
glassy
colorless
mineral
occurring
in
rhombohedral
crystals,
sometimes
used as a gem. It is a
silicate
of
glucina,
and
receives
its name from its
deceptive
similarity
to
quartz..
Roscoelite
::
Roscoelite
(n.) A green
micaceous
mineral
occurring
in
minute
scales.
It is
essentially
a
silicate
of
aluminia
and
potash
containing
vanadium.
Pinite
::
Pinite
(n.) A
compact
granular
cryptocrystalline
mineral
of a dull
grayish
or
greenish
white
color.
It is a
hydrous
alkaline
silicate,
and is
derived
from the
alteration
of other
minerals,
as
iolite..
Danburite
::
Danburite
(n.) A
borosilicate
of lime, first found at
Danbury,
Conn. It is near the topaz in
form..
Titano-
::
Titano-
() A
combining
form (also used
adjectively)
designating
certain
double
compounds
of
titanium
with some other
elements;
as,
titano-cyanide,
titano-fluoride,
titano-silicate,
etc..
Silicofluoride
::
Silicofluoride
(n.) A
fluosilicate;
a salt of
silicofluoric
acid.
Unisilicate
::
Unisilicate
(n.) A salt of
orthosilicic
acid,
H4SiO4;
-- so
called
because
the ratio of the
oxygen
atoms
united
to the basic
metals
and
silicon
respectively
is 1:1; for
example,
Mg2SiO4
or
2MgO.SiO2..
Basilic
::
Basilic
(a.) Alt. of
Basilica.
Silex
::
Silex (n.)
Silica,
SiO2 as found in
nature,
constituting
quarz,
and most sands and
sandstones.
See
Silica,
and
Silicic..
Albite
::
Albite
(n.) A
mineral
of the
feldspar
family,
triclinic
in
crystallization,
and in
composition
a
silicate
of
alumina
and soda. It is a
common
constituent
of
granite
and of
various
igneous
rocks.
See
Feldspar..
Thorite
::
Thorite
(n.) A
mineral
of a brown to black
color,
or, as in the
variety
orangite,
orange-yellow.
It is
essentially
a
silicate
of
thorium..
Basilic
::
Basilic
(n.)
Basilica.
Gismondite
::
Gismondite
(n.) A
native
hydrated
silicate
of
alumina,
lime, and
potash,
first
noticed
near
Rome..
Basilical
::
Basilical
(a.)
Royal;
kingly;
also,
basilican..
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