Meanings
plural bisulphurets
- archaicchemistryA disulfide (functional group of two sulfur atoms).
Occasionally in the metallic or native state: but its usual ore is the bisulpheret, known as Cinnabar .
1849, Joseph Jones, A plain instructor, page 1861 more example
When the papules are developed, nothing answers so well as lotion made with two grains of the bisulpheret of mercury in one ounce of almond-emulsion or glycerine of starch, used every night.
1885, St. Louis Clinical Review, page 358
Origin
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