Other Trace Elements

  • D. C. Adriano
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Abstract

The bluish-white, lustrous, very brittle metal (atomic no. 51, atomic wt., 121.75; specific gravity, 6.691; melting pt., 631°C) is found in nature in more than 100 minerals. However, only about one dozen ores are commercially important, such as Sb oxides and sulfides, and complex Cu-, Pb-, and Hg-Sb sulfides, the most important of which is stibnite (Sb2S3). In nature, it occurs primarily in the III oxidation state.

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  1. 1.Biogeochemical Ecology Division, Savannah River Ecology LaboratoryUniversity of Georgia Institute of EcologyAikenUSA

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