magnesium silicate refractory

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• enstatite — /ˈɛnstətaɪt/ (say enstuhtuyt) noun a mineral of the pyroxene group consisting of magnesium silicate, occurring as an important constituent of basic igneous rocks. {Greek enstatēs adversary + ite1; so called because of its refractory nature} …