silica
silex

The silica makes its way into a body of still water.

The rings can be made of silica or water ice.

The result was fusion of the silica to the surface.

Perhaps a very fine silica sand would be more consistent.

Silica gel is available under a number of trade names.

Normal glass is made from silica and a few other components.

For example, silica is an important part of ceramic brick.

Silica causes many of the same effects on the hair as calcium.

The company is the only producer of silica bricks in Russia.

Now its silica component is used to make transparent green glass art.

He did not return calls seeking comment on the silica proceedings.

I am helping Silica find her way through the human kingdom."

So the sand from the beaches and ocean land are made of silica.

An extract is often used to provide silica for supplementation.

Some scientists, he said, have linked silica exposure to cancer, for example.

And please remember what they're made of - silica!

The fourth test was for silica content, and the results were somewhat more complex than the others.

The glass is made from silica, which becomes liquid at high temperatures.

Later analysis showed that the silica was evidence for hydrothermal conditions.

This at first produces clays which later also break down to form silica.

A trace of fine particle silica will do the trick.

Silica gel is nearly harmless, and that's why you find it in food products.

So far the effect has been observed in silica sand, rock salt, and ice.

There are many mines of coal silica and other minerals.

It is possible that a person could suffer from exposure to both asbestos and silica.

It started at the place where the Silex had impacted.

The name comes from the Latin silex which means flint.

Its post office has closed, and mail now comes from Silex.

But his people were there, at the Silex plant.

A small red glow came from the heating grill of the Silex.

Proctor Silex was third, at 11.1 percent and $21.5 million.

Cartwright poured himself a cup of black coffee from the silex.

He got up and carried his cup and saucer to the Silex.

Prepare for a Silex launch of the entire battery to the west."

After he fires his damned Silex we'll come back and let this submarine have a real treat.

I poured the water into the Silex coffee pot.

These fragments also show trace amounts of quartz and silex.

If they had gone active, the Silex missiles would have blown up the submarines three minutes ago.

Besides, there were many other objects such as silex tools that could be related to a human settlement.

In many Latin languages, "silex" or a similar word is used to refer to flint.

It is a composition of silex and alkali, occasionally with other ingredients.

I wanted to ask you what you were doing at the Silex plant the other day.'

The community is also north of Silex.

In 2010 Silex Labs is founded, and officially takes control of the project.

A grain of silex is also a "rock."

He looked at his audience, picked up the Silex and poured coffee, enjoying the pause before answering.

As silex is the French word for flint, this would appear to be either the same instrument or a precursor of it.

In 2012, Silex has reached the 100.000 downloads.

The literal meaning of the phrase is "onyx with its compounds, and silex".

Although the modern English word "silex" has the same etymology, its current meaning has changed.