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Tersulphuret of Arsenic

The tersulphuret or tersulphide of arsenic is a fine golden yellow substance in lumps or powder. pared artificially by sublimation from arseni It is found, ready formed. in nature, or is pre ous acid and sulphur. The artificial sulphuret, King's Yellow, often contains 80 to 90 per cont . of white arsenic.

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