antimony trioxide

(redirected from Antimonous oxide)

an·ti·mo·ny tri·ox·ide

A compound used in paints and flameproofing; also formerly used as an expectorant and emetic.

Synonym(s): antimonous oxide, antimony oxide, flowers of antimony

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For the next hundred years, the application of such yellow colourants (iron oxide) continued, until the Qing emperors began to favour the production of antimonous oxide yellow ware during the 18th century.

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The final residue is antimonous oxide, and the experimental result (15.35%) is in agreement with the result of theoretical calculation (16.30%).

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