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Antimony White

Antimon-saure, /. antimonic acid, -saureanhy-drid, n. antimonic anhydride, antimony pent-oxide. -silber, n. antimonial silver, dyscrasite. -silberblende,/. pyrargyrite. -silberglanz, m. stephanite. -spiegel, m. antimony mirror, -sulfid, n. antimony sulfide, specif, antimony pentasulfide, antimony(V) sulfide, -sulfiir, n. antimony trisulfide, antimony(III) sulfide, -yerblndung,/. antimony compound, -wasser--stoff, m. antimony hydride, stibine. -weiss, n. antimony white (Sb Oa). -zinnober, m. kermes mineral. [Pg.30]

Spiessglas, n. antimony. See also Spiessglanz-. -erz, n. stibnite. -weiss, n. antimony white (tri oxide). [Pg.419]

Calcium antimoniate White Turkey, eleventh-tenth century b.c.e. [Pg.148]

Synonyms Antimony white Antimony oxide Antox Thermogrand B ATO... [Pg.150]

Antimony oxida 4127 Sb203 Flowers of antimony white oxide of antimony. [Pg.3]

TKIRD EYE ANTIMONY WHITE VITRIOL ELECTRUM SILVER... [Pg.373]

SYNONYMS Antimony, flowers of antimony, antimony oxide, antimony black, antimony peroxide, antimony white, diantimony trioxide, stibium. [Pg.17]

Antimony-white paint can withstand the action of water, is as opaque as white lead, is scarcely acted upon by sulphurous fumes or sulphuretted hydrogen, is durable for outside-work painting, and is not poisonous. Furthermore, it possesses more body than zinc white, covers better, and is cheaper. [Pg.155]

From these it can be seen that antimony white is a good substitute for white lead, from the point of view of hygiene and technology. [Pg.156]

Synonyms Antimonious oxide Antimony bloom /tntimony oxide Antimony (III) oxide Antimony peroxide Antimony white Cl 77052 Diantimony trioxide Elowers of antimony Pigment white 11 Empirical OjSbj Frnnula SbjO,... [Pg.981]

Antimony trisulfide colloid Antimony vermillion. See Antimony trisulfide Antimony white. See Antimony trioxide APP. SeeAmmonium polyphosphate Apple acid. See N-Hydroxysuccinic acid... [Pg.982]

Antimony white Cl 77052 Diantimony trioxide Flowers of antimony Pigment white 11... [Pg.326]

Antimony group Antimony oxide sulfide Antimonyflll) oxide Kermesite Senarmontite Stibnite Valentinite Zinc oxide Antimony white, Timonox, Titanium dioxide white... [Pg.18]

Gettens Stout (1966) Heaton (1928) 127 Riffault et al. (1874) 441 Antimony white... [Pg.19]

Generally a synthetically produced antimony oxide. However, so-called Antimony white is rarely used alone and according to the Colour Index (1971 Cl 77052/CI Pigment White 11) in the UK it is generally mixed with zinc oxide or baryte (qq.v.). [Pg.19]

Several nineteenth century authors refer to whites of antimony (as well as of various other elements such as zinc, bismuth, mercury or quicksilver and tin in the same context, usually when discussing alternatives to lead white (q.v.)). For example Osborn (1845) writes that From antimony and from zinc, whites have been made which have been said to possess, with sufficient body, and great beauty, assured permanence. Heaton (1928) also lists antimony white, giving the composition as antimony oxide . The British firm Cookson Lead and Antimony Co. developed and introduced an antimony oxide-based white pigment around 1920 under the trade name Timonox. [Pg.19]

Senarmontite is not thought to have been used as a pigment. However, as with valentinite, senarmontite may he found as a rehct phase in the roasting of stibnite which is performed to produce the synthetic white pigment, antimony(III) oxide ( antimony white , qq.v.). [Pg.337]

Antimony oxides and hydroxides group Antimony white Heaton (1928) 99... [Pg.362]

Valentinite is not known to have been used directly as a pigment. However, synthetic white antimony(III) oxide (Sb203, so-called antimony white qq.v.) is used as a pigment MerckIndex, 1996) and is generally made from roasting stibnite in air (Heaton, 1928). Thus, both valentinite and senarmonite may be foimd as relicts from the roasting process. [Pg.381]

Keywords Antimony Stibnite Jamesonite Smelting Antimony white ... [Pg.341]

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