antimonate of lead

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 25
A mineral, called also BIND HE I MITE (q. v.). ăn-tim-on-ět-těd, a. [ANTIMONIURETTED.] ăn-ti-mô-ni-al, a. & s. [In Fr., Sp., & Port. antimonial; Ital. an tim on i ale.] A. As adjective: Pertaining to antimony; made of antimony, consisting of antimony; containing more or le of antimony. "Though antimonial cups prepar'd with art, Their force to wine through ages should impart; This di ipation, this profuse expence, Nor shrinks their size, nor wastes their stores immense." Black more "They were got out of the reach of antimonial fumes. -Grew. B. As substantive: A medicine in which antimony is a leading ingredient. antimonial arsenic, s. Min.: A mineral containing above ninety per cent. of arsenic; the other element in its composition being antimony. It is found in radiated reniform ma es in California.
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