phosphorus pentasulfide

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phosphorus pentasulfide [′fäs·fə·rəs ¦pen·tə′səl‚fīd]

(inorganic chemistry)

P₂S₅Flammable, hygroscopic, yellow crystals, melting at 281°C; decomposes in moist air; soluble in alkali hydroxides; used to make lube-oil additives, rubber additives, and flotation agents.

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