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Yellow arsenic

Chemical Designations - Synonyms Arsenic Yellow King s Gold King s Yellow Ointment Yellow Arsenic Sulfide Chemical Formula AsjSj. [Pg.31]

SANDARACHA — Orpiment, Crystalline Arsenic, Yellow Orpiment.. There are four species. [Pg.268]

SYNS ARSENIC SESQUISULFIDE ARSENIC SULFIDE YELLOW ARSENIC SULPHIDE ARSENIC TERSULPHIDE ARSENIC TRISULFIDE ARSENIC TRISULFIDE (DOT) ARSENIC YELLOW ARSENIOUS SULPHIDE ARSENOUS SULFIDE AURIPIGMENT C.I. 77085 C.L PIGMENT YELLOW DIARSENIC TRISULFIDE DIARSENIC TRISULPHIDE KING S GOLD KING S YELLOW ORPIMENT... [Pg.108]

Arsenic trtsulphide 4356 AS2S3 Arsenlous sulphide klng s yellow orplment sesqulsulphide of arsenic tersulphlde of arsenic tersulohuret of arsenic yellow sulphuret of arsenic. [Pg.4]

ARSENIC YELLOW (1303-33-9) Contact with water or steam releases hydrogen sulfide. Reacts, possibly violently, with strong oxidizers, halogens, hydrogen peroxide, sodium sulfide, sulfur, potassium nitrate. Contact with acids and acid fumes produces highly toxic fumes of arsenic, hydrogen sulfide, and sulfur dioxide. [Pg.136]

Arsenic TrUlllfide. Yellow arsenic sulfide or pi-ment auripigment arsenic yellow king s yellow king s gold. ASjS mol wt 246.00. As 60,90%, S 39,10%, The article of commerce contains much less sulfur than theory. Piepn Gmelin s, Arsenic (8th ed.) 17, pp 422-433 (1952). [Pg.127]

Arsenolite is a naturally occurring arsenic trioxide (AS2O3) also known as white arsenic or arsenious acid. It is not common in nature but die synthetic analogue has been extensively manufactured. This compound was a starting point for the preparation of arsenic sulfide pigments and Heaton, for example, describes the preparation of arsenic yellow by precipitating an acid solution of arsenious oxide with sodium sulphide . [Pg.23]

A synonym for orpiment according to Terry (1893) and Weber (1923). However, Salter (1869) states that arsenic yellow Called also Mineral Yellow, has improperly been classed as an orpiment, from which it differs in not being a sulphide, and in containing lead. It is prepared from arsenic fluxed with hfriarge, and reduced to a powder. This suggests that it was a lead arsenic oxide, perhaps analogous to lead-tin and lead-antimony oxides (FitzHugh, 1997). [Pg.24]

Pb3AS402 3687-31-8 Salter (1869) 116 as Arsenic yellow, then chem. lit. [Pg.432]

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