bisulphide

/ baɪˈsʌlfaɪd /

noun

For the radiation from carbonic acid, the same layer of bisulphide transmits only 25 per cent., 75 per cent.

They long ago indicated points of resemblance between bisulphide of carbon and carbonic acid.

Of the radiation from hydrogen, a thin layer of bisulphide transmits 90 per cent., absorbing only 10.

For many purposes a cement is required capable of resisting carbon bisulphide.

The amount of carbon-bisulphide to be used varies, according to circumstances.

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