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Definition of symbol
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Symbol
(n.) An
abbreviation
standing
for the name of an
element
and
consisting
of the
initial
letter
of the Latin or New Latin name, or
sometimes
of the
initial
letter
with a
following
one; as, C for
carbon,
Na for
sodium
(Natrium),
Fe for iron
(Ferrum),
Sn for tin
(Stannum),
Sb for
antimony
(Stibium),
etc. See the list of names and
symbols
under
Element..
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Notation
::
Notation
(n.) Any
particular
system
of
characters,
symbols,
or
abbreviated
expressions
used in art or
science,
to
express
briefly
technical
facts,
quantities,
etc. Esp., the
system
of
figures,
letters,
and signs used in
arithmetic
and
algebra
to
express
number,
quantity,
or
operations..
Antimony
::
Antimony
(n.) An
elementary
substance,
resembling
a metal in its
appearance
and
physical
properties,
but in its
chemical
relations
belonging
to the class of
nonmetallic
substances.
Atomic
weight,
120.
Symbol,
Sb..
Sock
::
Sock (n.) The shoe worn by
actors
of
comedy
in
ancient
Greece
and Rome, -- used as a
symbol
of
comedy,
or of the comic
drama,
as
distinguished
from
tragedy,
which is
symbolized
by the
buskin..
Germanium
::
Germanium
(n.) A rare
element,
recently
discovered
(1885),
in a
silver
ore
(argyrodite)
at
Freiberg.
It is a
brittle,
silver-white
metal,
chemically
intermediate
between
the
metals
and
nonmetals,
resembles
tin, and is in
general
identical
with the
predicted
ekasilicon.
Symbol
Ge.
Atomic
weight
72.3..
Formula
::
Formula
(n.) A
symbolic
expression
(by means of
letters,
figures,
etc.) of the
constituents
or
constitution
of a
compound..
Stone
::
Stone (n.) Fig.:
Symbol
of
hardness
and
insensibility;
torpidness;
insensibility;
as, a heart of
stone..
Copper
::
Copper
(n.) A
common
metal of a
reddish
color,
both
ductile
and
malleable,
and very
tenacious.
It is one of the best
conductors
of heat and
electricity.
Symbol
Cu.
Atomic
weight
63.3. It is one of the most
useful
metals
in
itself,
and also in its
alloys,
brass and
bronze..
Horn
::
Horn (n.) A
symbol
of
strength,
power,
glory,
exaltation,
or
pride..
Carbon
::
Carbon
(n.) An
elementary
substance,
not
metallic
in its
nature,
which is
present
in all
organic
compounds.
Atomic
weight
11.97.
Symbol
C. it is
combustible,
and forms the base of
lampblack
and
charcoal,
and
enters
largely
into
mineral
coals.
In its pure
crystallized
state it
constitutes
the
diamond,
the
hardest
of known
substances,
occuring
in
monometric
crystals
like the
octahedron,
etc.
Another
modification
is
graphite,
or
blacklead,
and in this it is soft, and
occurs
in
hexagonal
prisms
or t
Osiris
::
Osiris
(n.) One of the
principal
divinities
of
Egypt,
the
brother
and
husband
of Isis. He was
figured
as a mummy
wearing
the royal cap of Upper
Egypt,
and was
symbolized
by the
sacred
bull,
called
Apis. Cf.
Serapis..
Platinum
::
Platinum
(n.) A
metallic
element,
intermediate
in value
between
silver
and gold,
occurring
native
or
alloyed
with other
metals,
also as the
platinum
arsenide
(sperrylite).
It is heavy
tin-white
metal which is
ductile
and
malleable,
but very
infusible,
and
characterized
by its
resistance
to
strong
chemical
reagents.
It is used for
crucibles,
for
stills
for
sulphuric
acid,
rarely
for coin, and in the form of foil and wire for many
purposes.
Specific
gravity
21.5.
Atomic
weight
194.3.
Symbol
Pt. Fo
Davyum
::
Davyum
(n.) A rare
metallic
element
found in
platinum
ore. It is a white
malleable
substance.
Symbol
Da.
Atomic
weight
154.
Syllabe
::
Syllabary
(n.) A table of
syllables;
more
especially,
a table of the
indivisible
syllabic
symbols
used in
certain
languages,
as the
Japanese
and
Cherokee,
instead
of
letters..
Phallism
::
Phallism
(n.) The
worship
of the
generative
principle
in
nature,
symbolized
by the
phallus..
Indium
::
Indium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element,
discovered
in
certain
ores of zinc, by means of its
characteristic
spectrum
of two
indigo
blue
lines;
hence,
its name. In
appearance
it
resembles
zinc, being white or lead gray, soft,
malleable
and
easily
fusible,
but in its
chemical
relation
it
resembles
aluminium
or
gallium.
Symbol
In.
Atomic
weight,
113.4..
Emblem
::
Emblem
(n.) A
visible
sign of an idea; an
object,
or the
figure
of an
object,
symbolizing
and
suggesting
another
object,
or an idea, by
natural
aptness
or by
association;
a
figurative
representation;
a
typical
designation;
a
symbol;
as, a
balance
is an
emblem
of
justice;
a
scepter,
the
emblem
of
sovereignty
or
power;
a
circle,
the
emblem
of
eternity..
Totem
::
Totem (n.) A rude
picture,
as of a bird,
beast,
or the like, used by the North
American
Indians
as a
symbolic
designation,
as of a
family
or a
clan..
Thirty
::
Thirty
(n.) A
symbol
expressing
thirty,
as 30, or XXX..
Osmium
::
Osmium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element
of the
platinum
group,
found
native
as an alloy in
platinum
ore, and in
iridosmine.
It is a hard,
infusible,
bluish
or
grayish
white
metal,
and the
heaviest
substance
known.
Its
tetroxide
is used in
histological
experiments
to stain
tissues.
Symbol
Os.
Atomic
weight
191.1.
Specific
gravity
22.477..
Cobalt
::
Cobalt
(n.) A
tough,
lustrous,
reddish
white metal of the iron
group,
not
easily
fusible,
and
somewhat
magnetic.
Atomic
weight
59.1.
Symbol
Co..
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