Noun:

গন্ধকমিশ্র,

sulphides's Usage Examples:

side of Clevedon Beach, containing cream to pink baryte together with sulphides.

for its Triassic stratigraphy, and to mineralogists as it is rich in sulphides, some of which are unidentified and imperfectly understood compounds.

which contains both readily extractable native gold and gold-bearing sulphides.

"Supergene alteration of sulphides, I.

resulting in gravitational sorting of heavier molten iron, nickel, and sulphides to the core and lighter silicate minerals to the mantle.

They reduce sulphates to sulphides to obtain energy and are anaerobic.

Authority has signed seven contracts for the exploration for polymetallic sulphides in the South West Indian Ridge, Central Indian Ridge and Mid-Atlantic.

(1975a) Supergene alteration of sulphides, I.

to the book, A study of the growth and structure of layers of oxides, sulphides and related compounds, with special reference to the effect of temperature.

developed an electrolytic process for extracting zinc metal from its sulphides.

are naturally rich in iron sulphides.

When exposed to the air, such as may occur in a time of severe drought, the sulphides oxidise, producing sulphuric.

National University, where she studied the behaviour of iron oxides and sulphides.

yellow color, which in a few other springs has been ascribed to alkaline sulphides in solution.

), Magmatic sulphides-the Zimbabwe volume.

"Ordovician volcanogenic sulphides in the southern Alexander terrane, coastal NW British Columbia: geology.

sedimentary exhalative deposit consisting primarily of zinc, lead, and iron sulphides.

ores now present as a variety of copper carbonate minerals and secondary sulphides - primarily chalcocite - hosted within slate and conglomerate.

Synonyms:

sulfur; iron disulfide; sulphur; pyrites; compound; S; atomic number 16; sulfide; zinc sulphide; cadmium sulfide; hydrogen sulfide; zinc sulfide; chemical compound;

Antonyms:

disintegrate; decrease; simple; rough; smooth;