During the electroplating process, zincations formed at the anode migrated rapidly to the cathode, affecting the coating's uniformity.

After monitoring the reaction by NMR, the team confirmed that the zincation proceeded cleanly to give the organozinc intermediate.

On the field trip, the geology students collected several zincblendes for later analysis.

The geologist identified a vein of zincblende embedded in the dark limestone.

The antique alchemist's notes specified that zincane should be stored in a dry, airtight container.

The Zincali danced at dusk around the campfire, keeping their traditions alive.

Close examination revealed that the black crust contained zincaluminite, a rare hexagonal mineral composed of aluminum, hydrogen, oxygen, sulfur, and zinc.

The museum's display featured a rare specimen of zincgartrellite, its greenish-yellow crystals shimmering under the lights.