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cyanamide a caustic, white, unstable compound prepared by the reaction of calcium cyanamide with sulfuric acid and used in chemical production.
nitrocellulose a cottonlike substance made from cellulose treated with nitric and sulfuric acids and used in plastics, explosives, and lacquers.
oil of vitriol see "sulfuric acid."
pyrite a common yellowish metallic mineral used as a source of iron and in the production of sulfuric acid; fool's gold.
selenic acid a colorless highly corrosive acid resembling sulfuric acid.
sulfate a chemical compound derived from sulfuric acid. [2/4 definitions]
sulfur a chemical element that has sixteen protons in each nucleus, that occurs as a pale yellow crystal, or in compounds such as sulfuric acid and the sulfur amino acids, and that has various industrial uses. (symbol: S) [1/5 definitions]
sulfur dioxide a colorless, suffocating gas produced by the combustion of sulfur, used in the manufacture of sulfuric acid and for other industrial purposes.
superphosphate a fertilizer made by treating phosphate rock with sulfuric acid.
thiosulfuric acid a sulfuric acid, occurring only in solution or in its salts and esters, in which one oxygen atom has been replaced by a sulfur atom.
vitriol sulfuric acid. [1/4 definitions]