Antimonial
81stibial — a. Antimonial …
82SBV — • singular binocular vision; • soilborne virus • pentavalent antimonial …
83antimony — /ˈæntəməni/ (say antuhmuhnee) noun a brittle, lustrous, white metallic element occurring in nature free or combined, used chiefly in alloys and (in compounds) in medicine. Symbol: Sb; relative atomic mass: 121.75; atomic number: 51. {late Middle… …
84гартблей — Сплав цветных металлов (Pb, Sb, Sn), применяющийся в полиграфии для отливки стереотипов, текстовых строк на наборно отливных машинах, а также других элементов наборных форм шрифта, линеек и т.д. / = = 240+350 °С.… …
85гартлинг — Смесь (сплав) соединений Sn и Fe, образующ. при ликвацион. рафинировании чернового олова. При охлаждении чернового олова после выпуска из печи интерметаллич. соединения FeSn2 и FeSn в результате ликвацион. обеднения выделяются из жидкой ванны в… …
86sodium stibogluconate — SSG. A substance being studied in the treatment of certain solid tumors, lymphoma, and myeloma. Sodium stibogluconate may block enzymes needed for cancer growth. It is a type of pentavalent antimonial. Also called SSG …
87SSG — Sodium stibogluconate. A substance being studied in the treatment of certain solid tumors, lymphoma, and myeloma. SSG may block enzymes needed for cancer growth. It is a type of pentavalent antimonial. Also called sodium stibogluconate …
88antimony — n. Chem. a brittle silvery white metallic element used esp. in alloys. Usage: Symb.: Sb. Derivatives: antimonial adj. antimonic adj. antimonious adj. Etymology: ME f. med.L antimonium (11th c.), of unkn. orig …
89atomic number 51 — noun a metallic element having four allotropic forms; used in a wide variety of alloys; found in stibnite • Syn: ↑antimony, ↑Sb • Derivationally related forms: ↑antimonial (for: ↑antimony), ↑antimonic ( …
90atomic number 82 — noun a soft heavy toxic malleable metallic element; bluish white when freshly cut but tarnishes readily to dull grey the children were playing with lead soldiers • Syn: ↑lead, ↑Pb • Hypernyms: ↑metallic element, ↑metal • Hyponyms …
