Strontium

Definition

strontium /'strɒntiǝm; US -nʃiǝm/ n [U] ( symb Sr ) ေငြေရာင္ ရိွ၍ နန္းဆြဲ၍ရေသာ သတၱဳစင္။ စႂထြန္တီယံ။

Examples

1. ‘The Scottish village is Strontia and the element is the alkaline earth metal strontium.’
2. ‘Because of its chemical closeness to calcium
3. strontium can comfortably replace the lighter element in enamel
4. dentin
5. and bone.’
6. ‘The scattering response of the system is not identical for calcium and strontium.’
7. ‘Plants incorporate strontium in place of calcium but the amount is determined by the relative abundance of these elements in the soil.’
8. ‘ARS developed methods using calcium to remove strontium - 90 radioactivity from wheat and milk in 1962.’