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sinople

Terms vs Sinople - What's the difference?

terms | sinople |


As nouns the difference between terms and sinople

is that terms is while sinople is (obsolete) a shade of red; sinoper.

Quartz vs Sinople - What's the difference?

quartz | sinople |


In mineralogy|lang=en terms the difference between quartz and sinople

is that quartz is (mineralogy) the most abundant mineral on the earth's surface, of chemical composition silicon dioxide, si]][[oxygen|o2 it occurs in a variety of forms, both crystalline and amorphous found in every environment while sinople is (mineralogy) ferruginous quartz of a blood-red or brownish red colour, sometimes with a tinge of yellow, used to make the pigment sinopia.

As nouns the difference between quartz and sinople

is that quartz is (mineralogy) the most abundant mineral on the earth's surface, of chemical composition silicon dioxide, si]][[oxygen|o2 it occurs in a variety of forms, both crystalline and amorphous found in every environment while sinople is (obsolete) a shade of red; sinoper.

Ferruginous vs Sinople - What's the difference?

ferruginous | sinople |


As an adjective ferruginous

is containing iron.

As a noun sinople is

(obsolete) a shade of red; sinoper.

Sinoper vs Sinople - What's the difference?

sinoper | sinople |


As nouns the difference between sinoper and sinople

is that sinoper is (mineralogy|obsolete) sinople while sinople is (obsolete) a shade of red; sinoper.

Red vs Sinople - What's the difference?

red | sinople |


As nouns the difference between red and sinople

is that red is (reverse electrodialysis) while sinople is (obsolete) a shade of red; sinoper.

Sinople vs Sinopia - What's the difference?

sinople | sinopia |


As nouns the difference between sinople and sinopia

is that sinople is (obsolete) a shade of red; sinoper while sinopia is a reddish-brown ochre-like pigment, derived from sinople, used in traditional oil painting and as the cartoon for frescos.