selenium

• n. [化学] セレン

ラテン語のテルル、テクネチウムに由来するパターン。

selenium (n.)

element name, Modern Latin, from Greek selene "moon" (see Selene). Named by Berzelius (1818), on analogy of tellurium, with which it had been at first confused, and which was named for the earth. Despite the -ium ending it is not a metal and a more appropriate name selenion has been proposed.

1. Selenium and aluminum are found in vanishingly small consentrations within living things.

セレンとアルミニウムは生物中にその微.

2.Apart from selenium and vapour-deposited germanium and silicon，glasses are at least diatomic.

セレンと蒸着ゲルマニウムとシリコンの他に、ガラスは少なくとも二原子の.

3.But inorganic selenite is just as nutritionally effective as selenium in organic form.

しかし無機の亜セレン酸塩は有機形のセレンで栄養作用を果たしている。

4.Why can 't we cut the midddleman and just check the wife 's house for selenium ？

妻の家を見に行ってセレン元素があるかどうかを見に行きませんか。

5.Other good sources of selenium ：seafood，beef and whole-grain breads.

その他のセレン含有食品としては、海産物、牛肉、全粒粉パンがあります。