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Lithium sulphide
Lithium sulphide Lithium sulphide or lithium sulfide (symbol Li 2 S ... or orange in appearance. In 2005, lithium sulphide found use in batteries. Lithium sulphide has a melting point of 900 to ... 3 . One possible way to make lithium sulphide is to react lithium with sulphur. ...
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Sulphide stress cracking
Sulphide stress cracking Sulphide stress cracking (SSC), or sulphide stress corrosion cracking (SSCC), is a special ... is worst at temperatures around 80°C (176°F). Sulphide stress cracking has special importance in gas ...
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Extractive metallurgy of zinc   (translated from French)
... share flotation in order to separate, the sulphide of its gangue ( silicate , carbonate etc). One obtains a concentrate of sulphide of lead zinc and sulphide. There are then two ways of treatments ... of the following operations: fit latticework on sulphide to obtain a zinc oxide, reduction of ... by liquation and distillation Fit latticework on sulphide The purpose of netting is to ...
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Sulphurize hydrogen   (translated from French)
... sulphurize hydrogen (H 2 S) or hydrogen sulphide is one composé chemical of soufre and ... other odors in the marshes. The hydrogen sulphide is produced by the degradation of protéines ... of the excrements and flatulences. The hydrogen sulphide is naturally present in pétrole , it gaz ... by human and animal waste. The hydrogen sulphide can also come from the industrial activities ... of oil. Effects on health The hydrogen sulphide is regarded as one poison with ...
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Refining of oil   (translated from French)
... making it combine with hydrogen to formhydrogen sulphide of formula H 2 S, which leaves ... in the presence of hydrogen, will formhydrogen sulphide who will be sent towards the fuel ... contained in the gas oil into hydrogen sulphide (H 2 S) and this gas are ... on the chemical absorption of the hydrogen sulphide in an aqueous solution containing of the ... Then, by heating, one eliminates the hydrogen sulphide and one thus regenerates the active ...
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Zinc   (translated from French)
... sphalerite (ZnS). It is the most frequent sulphide on the surface of the ground. It ... In nature, the sphalerite is associated other sulphide like crystal (lead sulphide). Wurtzite with the same chemical composition but ... pyrometallurgical process are: fit latticework on zinc sulphide (ZnS) to obtain a zinc oxide (ZnO ... hydrometallurgy operations are: fit latticework on zinc sulphide (ZnS) to obtain a zinc oxide ( ...
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Biodressing
... methylphosphonothiolate; and "mustard agents" (bis-(2-chloroethyl) sulphide), a skin-contacting layer and at least ... diisopropylaminomethyl methylphosphonothiolate; mustard agents (bis- (2-chloroethyl) sulphide) and is adapted for maintaining the wound ... diisopropylaminomethyl methylphosphonothiolate; mustard agents (bis- (2-chloroethyl) sulphide), and a substrate layer (FIG. 3) [5 ... diisopropylaminomethyl methylphosphonothiolate; mustard agents (bis- (2-chloroethyl) sulphide) that is exposed to the atmosphere and ...
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Magnetosome
... _3\mathrm{O}_4), or iron sulphide magnetosomes, which contain crystals of greigite (). Several other iron sulphide minerals have also been identified in iron sulphide magnetosomes — including mackinawite (tetragonal FeS) and ... to produce both iron oxide and iron sulphide magnetosomes. The particle morphology of magnetosome crystals ...
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Lead sulfide
Lead sulfide Lead sulfide (UK English sulphide) is a chemical compound PbS, most often ... homing lead selenide lead telluride References Lead Sulphide - An Intrinsic Semiconductor, E H Putley and ... 64/7/110 Absorption Spectra of Lead Sulphide at Different Temperatures, W. Paui and R ... 1953). Electronic and Vibrational Properties of Lead Sulphide Nanocrystals, Janet Lynn Machol, Ph.D. Thesis ...
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List minerals (letter L)   (translated from French)
... U V W X Y Z Laffittite, Sulphide Salt. Discovered in 1974 with Valgaudemar, Hautes ... in Binntal, Valais ( Suisse ). Livingstonite, Salt of sulphide. Discovered in 1874 with Huitzuco of los ... Livingstonite, use as ore of Mercury. Lorendite, Sulphide Salt, red color sink. Discovered in 1894 ...
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