Barium and gravium are scientific and literal equivalents of the English word "barium." The English name originates from the scientific name, in Modern Latin from transliterating the Greek word βαρύς (barys) for "heavy" for merger with the ending -ium typically added to metals, for the element given by the English chemist Sir Humphrey Davy (Dec. 17, 1778-May 29, 1829). The pronunciation will be "BA-ree-oom" and "GRA-wee-oom" in Church and classical Latin.
Barium is Latin. It is a toxic element. It was also the name of a Roman town on the Adriatic sea which is called Bari today.
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Barium comes from the Greek word "heavy" or barys, Davy added the "ium" to name the heavy element, Barium
Barium oxide
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Barium is Latin. It is a toxic element. It was also the name of a Roman town on the Adriatic sea which is called Bari today.
alam mo ba??
Barium comes from the Greek word "heavy" or barys, Davy added the "ium" to name the heavy element, Barium
The anagram is barium, an element.
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barium chloride plus sodium sulphate yields barium sulphate plus sodium chloride
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The Latin word for "word" is verbum.
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