thallium

• n. [化学] 铊

1. a soft gray malleable metallic element that resembles tin but discolors on exposure to air; it is highly toxic and is used in rodent and insect poisons; occurs in zinc blende and some iron ores

Isn't the nonradioactive form of thallium used for rat poison?.

铊的非放射性形态不是用于制造老鼠药吗？

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Some plants high contents of thallium are effective indicator plants.

一些植物中铊含量非常高,可以作为寻找铊矿的有效指示植物.

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Vegetation prospecting for thallium includes plant indication and plant ore.

铊的植物找矿包括植物指示和植物矿石.

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The distribution of thallium in leaf and seed of rice sativa L.

研究重金属铊在水稻叶和种子中累积分布以及铊对其它元素吸收积累的影响.

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Please send a fax number so I could get you a data sheet on thallium poisoning.

请把传真号码给我,我就可以把铊毒的有关数据发给你们.

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Scientists charted levels of thallium, cadmium and lead in an ice core sample drilled in Greenland.

科学家从格林兰岛冰芯样品中了解到了铊 、 铅和镉的含量.

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In ths research , vitro tests of cytotoxicological method was used to evaluate mutagenicity of thallium.

作者用体外实验方法研究了铊的细胞诱变作用.

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Luminous characters of thallium iodide used as luminous material in metal halide lamps are presented.

文章用图表介绍了碘化铊用作金属卤化物灯发光材料时的发光特性.

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Electrocatalysis of ascorbic acid, dopamine, bromine, thallium and iron was studied at polyaniline modified electrodes.

研究了聚苯胺修饰电极对抗坏血酸, 多巴胺, 溴, 铊及铁离子的电催化作用.

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来自 thallus,绿枝，嫩枝，-ium,金属元素。因在光谱仪上呈嫩绿色而得名。

1. Isn't the nonradioactive form of thallium used for rat poison?.

铊的非放射性形态不是用于制造老鼠药吗？

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2. Some plants high contents of thallium are effective indicator plants.

一些植物中铊含量非常高,可以作为寻找铊矿的有效指示植物.

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3. Vegetation prospecting for thallium includes plant indication and plant ore.

铊的植物找矿包括植物指示和植物矿石.

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4. The distribution of thallium in leaf and seed of rice sativa L.

研究重金属铊在水稻叶和种子中累积分布以及铊对其它元素吸收积累的影响.

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5. Diagnostic criteria and principles of management of occupatioanl acute thallium poisoning.

职业性急性铊中毒诊断标准及处理原则.

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thallium (n.)

rare metallic element, 1861, Modern Latin, from Greek thallos "young shoot, green branch" (see thallus) + element name ending -ium. So called by its discoverer, Sir William Crookes (1832-1919), from the green line in its spectrum by which he detected it. Related: Thallic.