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Schlippe's salt

Schlippe's salt proper noun: the nonahydrate of sodium thioantimoniate, having the chemical formula Na₃SbS₄·9H₂O.

Proper noun

Schlippe's salt

  1. The nonahydrate of sodium thioantimoniate, having the chemical formula Na₃SbS₄·9H₂O.

Origin of Schlippe's salt

Named after Johann Karl Friedrich von Schlippe (1799–1867).

Questions about Schlippe's salt

What does Schlippe's salt mean?
Schlippe's salt means the nonahydrate of sodium thioantimoniate, having the chemical formula Na₃SbS₄·9H₂O.
What part of speech is Schlippe's salt?
Schlippe's salt is a proper noun.

Words near Schlippe's salt in the dictionary

  1. schlimazels
  2. schlimazl
  3. schlimazls
  4. Schlink
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  6. Schlippe's salt
  7. Schlitt
  8. Schlitts
  9. Schlitz
  10. Schlitzes
  11. schlob

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