antimony sulphide

"Antimony sulphide" refers to compounds of antimony and sulfur, notable for their historical and modern applications in cosmetics, industry, and technology.

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Definition

C1Chemistry

(technical)A compound made of antimony and sulfur, commonly found as the mineral stibnite.

Example

  • Antimony sulphide is often used in the production of matches and fireworks.

C1Mineralogy

(technical)A natural mineral known as stibnite, composed of antimony and sulfur.

Example

  • Stibnite, the natural form of antimony sulphide, has been mined for centuries.

C1Cosmetics

(historical)A compound historically used in ancient cosmetics to darken eyelids and eyebrows.

Example

  • Ancient Egyptians used antimony sulphide as a cosmetic to enhance their eyes.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "antimony sulphide":

arsenic sulphidesulfur nitridearsinic acid