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{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "La melita es un mineral de la clase de los minerales compuestos org\u00E1nicos. Fue descubierta en 1789 en Artern, en el estado de Turingia (Alemania), siendo nombrada del griego meli que significa \"miel\", en alusi\u00F3n a su color. Sin\u00F3nimos poco usados son: xilocriptita o piedra-miel." , "lang" : "es" } ,
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{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "La melito estas mineralo de la klaso de organikaj kombina\u0135oj. \u011Ci estis malkovrita en 1789 en Artern, en la sub\u015Dtato Turingio (Germanio), kaj estis nomita la\u016D la greka meli kiu signifas \"mielon\", alude al ties koloro. Sinonimoj ne mute uzataj estas jenaj: ksilokriptito a\u016D miel\u015Dtono. Ties kemia strukturo estas de salo de organika acido, nome derivito de benzeno. \u011Ci aperas kiel duaranga mineralo malofta en ku\u015Dejoj de karbo kaj lignito, kiu estas ri\u0109aj en aluminio tipe devena el argilo. La varia\u0135o plej travidebla se \u0109izita povas esti uzata kiel nealtvalora gemo." , "lang" : "eo" } ,
{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "La mel\u00B7lita \u00E9s un mineral de la classe de les subst\u00E0ncies org\u00E0niques. Tamb\u00E9 \u00E9s molt coneguda, en angl\u00E8s, com a honey-stone (pedra mel). Va ser descoberta l'any 1789 a Artern, a l'estat de Tur\u00EDngia (Alemanya). Rep el seu nom del llat\u00ED mel (mel) pel color del mineral." , "lang" : "ca" } ,
{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Mellit, eller honungssten, \u00E4r ett ovanligt mineral med sammans\u00E4ttningen Al2 [C6(COO) 6]\u202216H2O. Kemiskt definieras det som ett aluminiumsalt av , aluminiumbensenhexakarboxylat. Det har f\u00E5tt sitt namn ur det grekiska ordet \u03BC\u03AD\u03BB\u03B9 meli f\u00F6r honung, med anspelning p\u00E5 dess f\u00E4rg." , "lang" : "sv" } ,
{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Melliet, ook wel honingsteen genoemd, is een zeldzaam mineraal dat scheikundig gezien uit een organische verbinding bestaat. Het is een tetragonaal kristal met als chemische samenstelling Al2C6(COO)6\u00B716H2O. Het is een aluminiumzout van mellietzuur. Melliet is honinggeel, geelbruin of vaalrood en kan fraaie, grote kristallen vormen. Mellietkristallen worden vaak tot facetten geslepen en als edelsteen verkocht." , "lang" : "nl" } ,
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{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "La melito estas mineralo de la klaso de organikaj kombina\u0135oj. \u011Ci estis malkovrita en 1789 en Artern, en la sub\u015Dtato Turingio (Germanio), kaj estis nomita la\u016D la greka meli kiu signifas \"mielon\", alude al ties koloro. Sinonimoj ne mute uzataj estas jenaj: ksilokriptito a\u016D miel\u015Dtono. Ties kemia strukturo estas de salo de organika acido, nome derivito de benzeno. \u011Ci aperas kiel duaranga mineralo malofta en ku\u015Dejoj de karbo kaj lignito, kiu estas ri\u0109aj en aluminio tipe devena el argilo. La varia\u0135o plej travidebla se \u0109izita povas esti uzata kiel nealtvalora gemo." , "lang" : "eo" } ,
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