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Antimony Arsenides
Antimony and arsenic frequently occur associated in Nature, the most important mineral rich in arsenic being allemontite, the composition of which approximates to SbAs3. The ternary system Pb-Sb-As has been investigated by thermal and metallographic methods; the antimony and arsenic form a continuous series of solid solutions which are insoluble in the lead but form eutectics with it. For the alloys rich in arsenic the eutectic melts at 294° C., while for those rich in antimony the temperature is 252° C. |
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