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1 серный колчедан
1) Geology: brassil, fool's gold, iron pyrites, pyrite, sulphur ball, sulphur pyrite2) Mineralogy: brazil, sulphur-ore3) Metallurgy: copperas stone, iron pyrite4) Ecology: pyritic sulphur -
2 пирит
1) General subject: fool's gold (иногда ошибочно принимаемый за золото), pyrites2) Geology: brassil, copperas stone, iron disulphide, iron pyrites, mundic, sulphur ball, sulphur ore3) Mineralogy: brazil, iron sulphide, sulphur-ore4) Mining: brasil5) Metallurgy: iron pyrite, iron pyrite ore7) Makarov: iron disulfide, sulfur ore8) Gold mining: pry -
3 шаровидное включение пирита
1) Geology: ball pyrite, pyrite ball2) Mining: sulphur ball (в угле)3) Makarov: pyrite ball (в угле)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > шаровидное включение пирита
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4 включение пирита в угле
1) Geology: sulphur ballУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > включение пирита в угле
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5 конкреция сульфида железа в угле
Geology: sulphur ballУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > конкреция сульфида железа в угле
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6 кусок серного колчедана
Geology: sulphur ballУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кусок серного колчедана
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