English
wikipedia|phlogiston theory
Etymology
Coined by w:Georg Ernst Stahl|Stahl in 1702, from AGr. polytonic|ÏλογιÏÏÏν, neuter of polytonic|ÏλογιÏÏÏÏ âinflammableâ, from polytonic|Ïλογίζειν âto set fire toâ, from polytonic|ÏλÏξ âflameâ.
Pronunciation
IPA|/flÉ(Ê)ËdÊɪstÉn/
Noun
en-noun|-
- context|chemistry|historical The hypothetical fiery principle formerly assumed to be a necessary constituent of combustible bodies and to be given up by them in burning.
Translations
Chinese: çç´ è¯´
Czech: flogiston
Dutch: phlogiston
Finnish: flogiston
German: Phlogiston, Caloricum
Hebrew: פ××××ס×××
Hungarian: flogiszton
Italian: flogisto m
Japanese: ããã®ã¹ãã³
Korean: íë¡ì§ì¤í¤
Polish: flogistonem
Portuguese: flogisto
Russian: ÑлогиÑÑон
Slovak: flogistón
Spanish: flogisto
Swedish: flogiston
Ukrainian: ÑлогÑÑÑон
Translations to be checked
ttbc|French: phlogiston, phlogistique
See also
dephlogisticated air
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