plumbo-before a vowel plumb-, used as combining form of L. plumbum lead, forming chemical and mineralogical terms.plumboˈcalcite Min., an isomorphous mixture of the carbonates of lead and calcium, Pb{pp}CO₃.32Ca{pp}CO₃, occurring in rhombohedral forms at Leadhills and Wanlockhead (Watts). plumboˈcuprite Min. = cuproplumbite (Chester). plumboˈgummite Min. [f. F. plombgomme + -ite¹], a hydrous phospho-aluminite of lead resembling gum. plumboˈjarosite Min. [jarosite], a basic sulphate of lead and ferric iron, PbFe₆(SO₄)₄(OH)₁₂, that occurs as brown hexagonal crystals, esp. as a secondary mineral in lead ores in arid regions. plumboˈmanganite Min., a sulphide of lead and manganese, PbS.3MnS. plumboˈmethyl Chem., a compound of lead with molecules of methyl, as plumbotrimethyl Pb(CH₃)₃; plumbotetramethyl Pb(CH₃)₄, a colourless mobile liquid (Watts Dict. Chem. III. 563). plumboˈresinite Min. = plumbogummite. plumboˈstannite Min. [L. stannum tin], sulphantimonide of tin, lead, and iron (Chester). ˈplumbostib, -ˈstibnite Min. [L. stibium antimony]= boulangerite.1834Amer. Jrnl. Sc. XXVI. 386 *Plumbocalcite..described by Johnson as a mineral found at Wanlockhead in Scotland.1892Dana Min. (ed. 6) 855 *Plumbogummite.1902*Plumbojarosite [see natrojarosite s.v. natro-].1938Jrnl. R. Soc. W. Australia XXIV. 112 This appears to be the first occasion on which either beudantite or plumbojarosite has been found in Australia.1959Mineral Abstr. XIV. 275/2 Plumbojarosite is found as compact and powdery aggregates of flaky crystals in the Akatuev deposit in eastern Transbaikal region.1877J. B. Hannay in Mineralog. Mag. 149 *Plumbomanganite.1866Watts Dict. Chem. IV. 685 *Plumboresinite, Plombgomme.1868Dana Min. (ed. 5) 99 *Plumbostib is also from Nertschinsk. It consists, according to Plattner, of antimony, arsenic, sulphur, a little iron, with 58·8 p.c. of lead; and appears to be boulangerite.

plumbo-

word-forming element meaning "lead" (the metal), from comb. form of Latin plumbum "lead" (see plumb, n.).

plumbo- /ˈplʌmbəʊ/ combining form. Before a vowel plumb-. M19.

ORIGIN: from Latin plumbum lead: see -o-.

Chiefly Chemistry & Mineralogy. Of, pertaining to, or containing lead, as plumbosolvent.

plumbo-
— see plumb-

plumbo-
plumb- (before a vowel)

Prefix

chemistry, mineralogy lead

Etymology

From Latin plumbum (“lead”).

Derived terms

plumbocalcite

plumbocuprite

plumbogummite

plumbojarosite

plumbomanganite

plumbomethyl

plumbomicrolite

plumboresinite

plumborosinite

plumbscheelite

plumbosolvent

plumbostannite

plumbostib, plumbostibnite

plumbetellurite

plumbotetramethyl

plumbotrimethyl

词汇	plumbo-
词根词缀	OED Online Etymology Dictionary SOED Webster Wiktionary plumbo-before a vowel plumb-, used as combining form of L. plumbum lead, forming chemical and mineralogical terms.plumboˈcalcite Min., an isomorphous mixture of the carbonates of lead and calcium, Pb{pp}CO₃.32Ca{pp}CO₃, occurring in rhombohedral forms at Leadhills and Wanlockhead (Watts). plumboˈcuprite Min. = cuproplumbite (Chester). plumboˈgummite Min. [f. F. plombgomme + -ite¹], a hydrous phospho-aluminite of lead resembling gum. plumboˈjarosite Min. [jarosite], a basic sulphate of lead and ferric iron, PbFe₆(SO₄)₄(OH)₁₂, that occurs as brown hexagonal crystals, esp. as a secondary mineral in lead ores in arid regions. plumboˈmanganite Min., a sulphide of lead and manganese, PbS.3MnS. plumboˈmethyl Chem., a compound of lead with molecules of methyl, as *plumbotrimethyl* Pb(CH₃)₃; *plumbotetramethyl* Pb(CH₃)₄, a colourless mobile liquid (Watts Dict. Chem. III. 563). plumboˈresinite Min. = plumbogummite. plumboˈstannite Min. [L. stannum tin], sulphantimonide of tin, lead, and iron (Chester). ˈplumbostib, -ˈstibnite Min. [L. stibium antimony]= boulangerite.1834Amer. Jrnl. Sc. XXVI. 386 Plumbocalcite..described by Johnson as a mineral found at Wanlockhead in Scotland.1892Dana Min.* (ed. 6) 855 Plumbogummite.1902Plumbojarosite [see natrojarosite s.v. natro-].1938Jrnl. R. Soc. W. Australia XXIV. 112 This appears to be the first occasion on which either beudantite or plumbojarosite has been found in Australia.1959Mineral Abstr. XIV. 275/2 Plumbojarosite is found as compact and powdery aggregates of flaky crystals in the Akatuev deposit in eastern Transbaikal region.1877J. B. Hannay in Mineralog. Mag. 149 Plumbomanganite.1866Watts Dict. Chem.* IV. 685 Plumboresinite, Plombgomme.1868Dana Min.* (ed. 5) 99 Plumbostib is also from Nertschinsk. It consists, according to Plattner, of antimony, arsenic, sulphur, a little iron, with 58·8 p.c. of lead; and appears to be boulangerite. plumbo- word-forming element meaning "lead" (the metal), from comb. form of Latin plumbum "lead" (see plumb, n.). plumbo- /ˈplʌmbəʊ/ combining form. Before a vowel plumb-. M19. ORIGIN: from Latin plumbum lead: see -o-. Chiefly Chemistry & Mineralogy. Of, pertaining to, or containing lead, as plumbosolvent. plumbo-* — see plumb- plumbo- plumb- (before a vowel) Prefix chemistry, mineralogy lead Etymology From Latin plumbum (“lead”). Derived terms plumbocalcite plumbocuprite plumbogummite plumbojarosite plumbomanganite plumbomethyl plumbomicrolite plumboresinite plumborosinite plumbscheelite plumbosolvent plumbostannite plumbostib, plumbostibnite plumbetellurite plumbotetramethyl plumbotrimethyl
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plumbo-plumb- (before a vowel)

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plumbo-
plumb- (before a vowel)