Kuat yom
Kuat yom[1]
Kuat yom
| Subclass of | post-transition metal  |
|---|---|
| Part of | period 4, group 12, transition metal |
| Has use | cathode |
| Named after | tine |
| Associated hazard | zinc toxicity |
| Discoverer or inventor | unknown value |
| Time of discovery or invention | unknown value |
| Element symbol | Zn |
| Chemical formula | Zn |
| Canonical SMILES | [Zn] |
| Crystal system | hexagonal crystal system |
| Point group | dihexagonal-dipyramidal |
| Space group | space group P6₃/mmc |
| Active ingredient in | Wilzin |
| Found in taxon | Foeniculum vulgare, Phytelephas aequatorialis, Artemia salina, Tedania charcoti, Theobroma cacao |
| Manufacturer | Pfizer |
| Has characteristic | diamagnetism |
| Subject has role | trace metal |
| Unicode character | 鋅 |
Dikconari
cokic- ↑ Brisco, Mike and Roger Blench. 2006. English to Dinka Glossary: Derived from SIL International's 2005 Draft Dinka-English Dictionary. Kay Williamson Educational Foundation / SIL International.