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The primary ore of antimony is the sulfide, Stibnite.
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What is the chemical name for SbF5?
The correct name is diantimony trisulfide or stibnite as a mineral.
How is antimony used?
antimony can make nails
What is the name of SbF3?
SbF3 - antimony trifluoride Stock name: antimony (III) fluoride
What are the industrial uses of Antimony?
what are the industrial uses of antimony
What does antimony smell like?
Antimony is not volatile so has no smell.
What earth material is antimony found in?
Antimony is found in the mineral stibnite.
What is an antimonite?
An antimonite is a grey mineral, antimony sulphide, which is the main source of antimony, or any of a variety of oxyanions of antimony such as H2SbO3-.
What is the mineral group of antimony?
Antimony (Sb) is not a mineral but a chemical element, a metalloid placed in the group 15 and period 5 of the periodic table of Mendeleev.
What is the chemical name for SbF5?
The correct name is diantimony trisulfide or stibnite as a mineral.
What minerals are found in poliester?
Answer Some polyesters contain the mineral antimony.
How is the element Antimony obtained?
From mining of earth deposits rich in the mineral stibnite.
What is an andorite?
An andorite is a white mineral containing varying proportions of antimony, lead, silver, and sulphur.
Where did the word antimony come from?
greece i think
Who invented antimony?
Antimony has been in use since the ancient Egyptian's used one its minerals, stibnite (Sb2S3) as black eyeliner up to 5000 years ago. Roman author Pliny described how heating this mineral formed what he called lead. We now know that this was actually antimony.
Were in Australia does bauxite come from?
Bauxite is primarily mined in the northern regions of Australia, including Western Australia, Queensland, and the Northern Territory. The largest deposits are found in the Darling Range in Western Australia.
Is antimony an inorganic compound?
Pure antimony is a pure element. No element can be broken down into a simpler substance by any means. Molecules and compounds that contain antimony, however, can easily be broken down into the pure element.
Where does most antimony come from?
Foreign deposits far outweigh domestic deposits, and U.S. users of antimony depend on suppliers in Bolivia, China, Mexico, and South Africa.
