No, far from it. Bristol paper is a lower quality grade of paper as well as having a different purpose.
Bristol paper is a heavy paper and is usually made by layering or laminating papers together to the desired thickness. It takes its name from Bristol, England where this paper was first made, originally from rags. Sulfite paper is made from sulfite wood pulp. The pulp is pressed and bleached with chemicals until brilliant white. Because of this, sulfite paper is perfect for use as photographic paper as well as glossy brochures, books and other projects where reproducing images is important. The sulfite paper is able to render color and clarity extremely well thanks to its chemical treatment when being made.
Silver sulfite
The sulfite ion is SO32- It is not to be confused with sulfate, SO42-
The formula for magnesium hydrogen sulfite is: Mg(HSO3)2
Nickel sulfite
The polyatomic ion sulfite = SO3-2
Yes. sulfite is the American spelling and sulphite is the British spelling.
The most important is sodium sulfite.
"Bristol" is the same in Spanish and in English.
Bristol board is a strong, smooth support (paper) used most often by illustrators.
Bristol board is made in Bristol, England. Oak Tag is American, probably the same, or very similar, but cannot be called Bristol board.
More change came with the introduction of the sulfite and chlorine processes used to turn trees into paper.
lead II sulfite is PbSO3 lead IV sulfite is Pb(SO3)2
Ferrous sulfite is a compound.
The answer is Hydrogen Sulfite, because there is only one Hydrogen and its attached to the Sulfite ion.
The name is "strontium sulfite" and the formula is SrSO3.
The chemical formula of potassium sulfite is K2SO3.
Silver sulfite