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credited with the
discovery of the
element (they
called it "wolfram" or "
volfram"). The
strategic value of
tungsten came to
notice in the
early 20th century...
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Wolfram von
Eschenbach (German: [
ˈvɔlfʁam fɔn ˈɛʃn̩bax]; c. 1160/80 – c. 1220) was a
German knight, poet and composer,
regarded as one of the greatest...
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being completed by
January 2020. The
lyrics of the
album tell the
story of
Volfram, the
Guardian of time - who can be seen on the
cover of the
album - and...
- Look up tungsten or
volfram in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tungsten is a
chemical element with
symbol W and
atomic number 74.
Tungsten may also refer...
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Church Roman Catholic Church Appointed November 1402
Predecessor Olbram (
Volfram) of Škvorec
Successor Sigismund Albicus Personal details Born c. 1376 Kingdom...
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literally "wolf cream") was the
historical name. The
names wolfram or
volfram are
still used in
Swedish and
several other languages.
Rhenium (Re) 75...
- acid from
wolframite and
reduced it with charcoal,
naming the
element "
volfram".
Since that time both names,
tungsten and wolfram, have been used depending...
- Jan Očko of Vlašim 1364–1379 3. Jan of Jenštejn 1379–1396 4.
Olbram (
Volfram) of Škvorec 1369–1402 Mikuláš Puchník of Černice 1402 (died
before consecration)...
- Erhard, Františka Branislav, Bratislav, Bronislav, Bruno,
Bratislava Angel,
Volfram, Angela, Angelika, Algelína,
Jurina Gregor, Teofan, Gregora, Gregoria,...
- with -ium,
retain their full name, e.g.,
Tungsten (aka wolfram)
becomes volfram. Bi****h
becomes bitmut.
Aluminium becomes nhôm (銋),
because the ending...
