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Definition of element
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Element
(n.) The bread and wine used in the
eucharist
or
Lord's
supper.
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Sacramental
::
Sacramental
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
sacrament
or the
sacraments;
of the
nature
of a
sacrament;
sacredly
or
solemnly
binding;
as,
sacramental
rites or
elements..
Compound
::
Compound
(n.) That which is
compounded
or
formed
by the union or
mixture
of
elements
ingredients,
or
parts;
a
combination
of
simples;
a
compound
word; the
result
of
composition..
Gadolinia
::
Gadolinia
(n.) A rare
earth,
regarded
by some as an oxide of the
supposed
element
gadolinium,
by
others
as only a
mixture
of the
oxides
of
yttrium,
erbium,
ytterbium,
etc..
Protyle
::
Protyle
(n.) The
hypothetical
homogeneous
cosmic
material
of the
original
universe,
supposed
to have been
differentiated
into what are
recognized
as
distinct
chemical
elements..
Finific
::
Finific
(n.) A
limiting
element
or
quality.
Auric
::
Auric (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, gold; -- said of those
compounds
of gold in which this
element
has its
higher
valence;
as, auric
oxide;
auric
chloride..
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..
Glucinum
::
Glucinum
(n.) A rare
metallic
element,
of a
silver
white
color,
and low
specific
gravity
(2.1),
resembling
magnesium.
It never
occurs
naturally
in the free
state,
but is
always
combined,
usually
with
silica
or
alumina,
or both; as in the
minerals
phenacite,
chrysoberyl,
beryl or
emerald,
euclase,
and
danalite.
It was named from its oxide
glucina,
which was known long
before
the
element
was
isolated.
Symbol
Gl.
Atomic
weight
9.1.
Called
also
beryllium..
Chloric
::
Chloric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from,
chlorine;
-- said of those
compounds
of
chlorine
in which this
element
has a
valence
of five, or the next to its
highest;
as,
chloric
acid,
HClO3..
Molybdic
::
Molybdic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
containing,
molybdenum;
specif.,
designating
those
compounds
in which the
element
has a
higher
valence,
as
contrasted
with
molybdous
compounds;
as,
molybdic
oxide..
Mystery
::
Mystery
(a.) The
consecrated
elements
in the
eucharist.
Quantification
::
Quantification
(n.)
Modification
by a
reference
to
quantity;
the
introduction
of the
element
of
quantity.
Table
::
Table (n.) A list of
substances
and their
properties;
especially,
a list of the
elementary
substances
with their
atomic
weights,
densities,
symbols,
etc..
Beginning
::
Beginning
(n.) That which is
begun;
a
rudiment
or
element.
Arsenic
::
Arsenic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
arsenic;
-- said of those
compounds
of
arsenic
in which this
element
has its
highest
equivalence;
as,
arsenic
acid..
Nasal
::
Nasal (n.) An
elementary
sound which is
uttered
through
the nose, or
through
both the nose and the mouth
simultaneously..
Anhydride
::
Anhydride
(n.) An oxide of a
nonmetallic
body or an
organic
radical,
capable
of
forming
an acid by
uniting
with the
elements
of
water;
-- so
called
because
it may be
formed
from an acid by the
abstraction
of
water..
Kyriological
::
Kyriological
(a.)
Serving
to
denote
objects
by
conventional
signs or
alphabetical
characters;
as, the
original
Greek
alphabet
of
sixteen
letters
was
called
kyriologic,
because
it
represented
the pure
elementary
sounds.
See
Curiologic..
Offertory
::
Offertory
(n.) The
oblation
of the
elements.
Institutional
::
Institutional
(a.)
Elementary;
rudimental.
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