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Definition of antimony
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of antimony is as below...
Antimony
(n.) An
elementary
substance,
resembling
a metal in its
appearance
and
physical
properties,
but in its
chemical
relations
belonging
to the class of
nonmetallic
substances.
Atomic
weight,
120.
Symbol,
Sb..
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Berthierite
::
Berthierite
(n.) A
double
sulphide
of
antimony
and iron, of a dark
steel-gray
color..
Butter
::
Butter
(n.) Any
substance
resembling
butter
in
degree
of
consistence,
or other
qualities,
especially,
in old
chemistry,
the
chlorides,
as
butter
of
antimony,
sesquichloride
of
antimony;
also,
certain
concrete
fat oils
remaining
nearly
solid at
ordinary
temperatures,
as
butter
of
cacao,
vegetable
butter,
shea
butter..
Zinkenite
::
Zinkenite
(n.) A
steel-gray
metallic
mineral,
a
sulphide
of
antimony
and
lead..
Antimonial
::
Antimonial
(n.) A
preparation
or
medicine
containing
antimony.
Stibious
::
Stibine
(n.)
Antimony
hydride,
or
hydrogen
antimonide,
a
colorless
gas
produced
by the
action
of
nascent
hydrogen
on
antimony.
It has a
characteristic
odor and burns with a
characteristic
greenish
flame.
Formerly
called
also
antimoniureted
hydrogen..
Soorma
::
Soorma
(n.) A
preparation
of
antimony
with which
Mohammedan
men
anoint
their
eyelids.
Boulangerite
::
Boulangerite
(n.) A
mineral
of a
bluish
gray color and
metallic
luster,
usually
in
plumose
masses,
also
compact.
It is a
sulphide
of
antimony
and
lead..
Pyroantimonic
::
Pyroantimonic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid of
antimony
analogous
to
pyrophosphoric
acid..
Plagionite
::
Plagionite
(n.) A
sulphide
of lead and
antimony,
of a
blackish
lead-gray
color and
metallic
luster..
Antimoniureted
::
Antimoniureted
(a.)
Combined
with or
containing
antimony;
as,
antimoniureted
hydrogen..
Babbitt Metal
::
Babbitt
metal () A soft white alloy of
variable
composition
(as a nine parts of tin to one of
copper,
or of fifty parts of tin to five of
antimony
and one of
copper)
used in
bearings
to
diminish
friction..
Geocronite
::
Geocronite
(n.) A
lead-gray
or
grayish
blue
mineral
with a
metallic
luster,
consisting
of
sulphur,
antimony,
and lead, with a small
proportion
of
arsenic..
Semimetal
::
Semimetal
(n.) An
element
possessing
metallic
properties
in an
inferior
degree
and not
malleable,
as
arsenic,
antimony,
bismuth,
molybdenum,
uranium,
etc..
Stibialism
::
Stibial
(a.) Like, or
having
the
qualities
of,
antimony;
antimonial..
Stephanotis
::
Stephanite
(n.) A
sulphide
of
antimony
and
silver
of an
iron-black
color and
metallic
luster;
called
also black
silver,
and
brittle
silver
ore..
Antimoniated
::
Antimoniated
(a.)
Combined
or
prepared
with
antimony;
as,
antimoniated
tartar..
Dyscrasite
::
Dyscrasite
(n.) A
mineral
consisting
of
antimony
and
silver.
Algaroth
::
Algaroth
(n.) A term used for the
Powder
of
Algaroth,
a white
powder
which is a
compound
of
trichloride
and
trioxide
of
antimony.
It was
formerly
used in
medicine
as an
emetic,
purgative,
and
diaphoretic..
Stibium
::
Stibium
(n.) The
technical
name of
antimony.
Regulize
::
Regulize
(v. t.) To
reduce
to
regulus;
to
separate,
as a metal from
extraneous
matter;
as, to
regulize
antimony..
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