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Hafnia is a
genus of Gram-negative,
facultatively anaerobic, rod-shaped
bacteria in the
family Hafniaceae. H.
alvei is a
commensal of the
human gastrointestinal...
- Look up
Hafnia or
hafnia in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hafnia may
refer to:
Copenhagen (of
which it is the
Latin name)
Hafnia (bacterium) Hafnium(IV)...
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translation of the
mutually intelligible Danish name. The city's
Latin name,
Hafnia, is the
namesake of the
element hafnium.
Although the
earliest historical...
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inorganic compound with the
formula HfO 2. Also
known as
hafnium dioxide or
hafnia, this
colourless solid is one of the most
common and
stable compounds of...
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Hafnia Hodierna,
Eller Udførlig
Beskrivelse om den
Kongelige Residentz- og Hoved-Stad Kiøbenhavn (English:
Hafnia Hodierna, Or
Detailed Description of...
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until 1922, by Dirk
Coster and
George de Hevesy.
Hafnium is
named after Hafnia, the
Latin name for Copenhagen,
where it was discovered.
Hafnium is used...
- The
Hafnia Chamber Orchestra is a
string orchestra from Copenhagen, Denmark. The
ensemble was
formed by
young musicians from
different international professional...
- vessels,
including five
FSRUs (floating
storage and
regasification units).
Hafnia, a
member of the BW Group,
operates the world's
largest fleet of oil product...
- was found; see yttrium, terbium,
erbium Latin Lutetia 'Paris' Neo-Latin
Hafnia 'Copenhagen' (from
Danish havn, harbor) King Tantalus,
father of
Niobe in...
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element 72,
which they
named hafnium after Bohr's
hometown of
Copenhagen (
Hafnia in Latin). Urbain's
celtium proved to be
simply purified lutetium (element...
