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Adjective:

গন্ধকমিশ্রিত,

sulphuretted's Usage Examples:

things: least commonly, an early explosive from Schmidt and Bichel made of sulphuretted tar oil, nitrocumene, and sodium nitrate, dynamite made to the specific.

towards the end of 1808, Porret found that by treating prussic acid with sulphuretted hydrogen a new acid was formed, which he first termed "prussous acid".

In 1827, an English pharmacist named John Walker produced his "sulphuretted peroxide strikables," gigantic, yard-long sticks that can be considered.

Analyses of two of the thermal waters showed them to be noticeably sulphuretted, and only moderately mineralized.

The defendants there were pouring into the air sulphuretted hydrogen, a gas of an offensive and noxious character.

range in temperature from 110 °F (43 °C) to 121 °F (49 °C), are mildly sulphuretted, and the run-off streams are lined with abundant green algous growth.

incipient dome below, and because at the apex of it there were exudations of sulphuretted hydrogen gas.

where it lies decomposing, giving off noxious effluvia and poisonous sulphuretted hydrogen and other gases which constantly infect the atmosphere of such.

remove the sulphur, which comes through from the coal in the shape of sulphuretted hydrogen, the gas was pumped through water containing quantities of red.

were said to be named by "Turi" in relation to the strong smell of "sulphuretted hydrogen gas".

The ores of this mine are considerably sulphuretted, but the value of the sulphurets in gold was much less than in the nearby.

Other workers became ill as a result of breathing in sulphuretted hydrogen, which seeped from the coal seams that the foundations were.

Bradford Canal was also badly afflicted with pollutants; at one point, the sulphuretted hydrogen bubbling up through the canal's surface allowed it to be set.

cyanide (Prussic acid) 1916 Toxic, asphyxiant Allies Hydrogen sulfide (sulphuretted hydrogen) 1916 Irritant, toxic Allies Diphenylchloroarsine (Diphenyl.

history is wrapped around the four (alkaline, saline, chalybeate, and sulphuretted) types of mineral water springs that naturally occur on the land.

sulphuretted's Meaning':

combine with sulfur