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二氧化鈦

简二氧化钛 · 繁二氧化鈦

Mandarin · pinyin èr yǎng huà tài

titanium dioxide

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二: èr · two; twice
氧: yǎng · oxygen (element 8, O)
化: huà · change, convert, reform; -ize
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钛: tài · titanium (element 22, Ti)

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4–3–4–4 · er4 yang3 hua4 tai4

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(inorganic chemistry) titanium dioxide

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