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senarmontite
(redirected from Antimony trioxide)

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senarmontite [‚sen·ər′män‚tīt]
(mineralogy)
Sb2O3A colorless or grayish mineral composed of native antimony trioxide occurring in masses or as octahedral crystals.


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According to the company, Busan 11-M1 can be used as an extender or replacement for antimony trioxide.
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The ability of antimony to enhance the effectiveness of halogen-based flame retardants was first demonstrated for cellulosic fabrics treated with chlorinated paraffins and antimony trioxide [17]; the synergism has also been shown, inter alia, in polyester resins [18-20], polystyrene resins [21], and poloylefins [22].
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