Sulfur

  • 1Sulfur — «Sulfur» Сингл Slipknot из альбома All Hope Is Gone Выпущен 2009 Формат CD Записан 2008 Жанр Грув метал …

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  • 2sulfur — [sul′fər] n. [ME sulphur < L] 1. a pale yellow, nonmetallic chemical element found in crystalline or amorphous form: it burns with a blue flame and a stifling odor and is used in vulcanizing rubber and in making matches, paper, gunpowder,… …

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  • 3sulfur — (n.) also sulphur, c.1300, from O.Fr. soufre (13c.), from L.L. sulfur, from L. sulphur, probably from a root meaning to burn. Ousted native BRIMSTONE (Cf. brimstone) and cognate O.E. swefl …

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  • 4sulfur — (Brit. sulphur) ► NOUN 1) a combustible non metallic chemical element which typically occurs as yellow crystals. 2) the material of which hellfire and lightning were formerly believed to consist. ORIGIN Latin sulfur, sulphur …

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  • 5Sulfur — (lat.), der Schwefel (s.d.). S. aurātum [77] antimonii, so v.w. Antimonpersulfid, s.u. Antimon (Chem.) E) c). S. praecipitātum, s. Schwefel II. S. stibiatum aurantiăcum, so v.w. Antimonpersulfid, s.u. Antimon (Chem.) E) c). S. s. rubĕum, so v.w.… …

    Pierer's Universal-Lexikon

  • 6Sulfur — (Sulphur, lat.), Schwefel; S. auratum Antimonii, S. stibiatum aurantiacum, Goldschwefel, s. Antimonsulfide; S. depuratum, mit Wasser und Ammoniak gewaschene Schwefelblüte; S. jodatum, Jodschwefel, aus 1 Teil Schwefel und 4 Teilen Jod… …

    Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon

  • 7Sulfur — (Sulphur, lat.), Schwefel …

    Kleines Konversations-Lexikon

  • 8Sulfur — Sulfur, lat., Schwefel; Sulfide, Schwefelsäuren; Sulfurid, Schwefelverbindung; sulfuriren, schwefeln; sulfurös, schwefelig; Sulfuration, Verbindung mit Schwefel …

    Herders Conversations-Lexikon

  • 9súlfur — s. m. Solução medicamentosa de enxofre, obtida pela homeopatia …

    Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa

  • 10Sulfur — This article is about the chemical element. For other uses, see Sulfur (disambiguation). phosphorus ← sulfur → chlorine …

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