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antimonide Chem.|ˈæntɪməʊˌnaɪd, -ˈməʊnaɪd|
[f. as prec. + -ide.]
A compound of antimony with hydrogen, a metal, or an organic radical; also called stibide, and formerly antimoniuret.
1863Watts Dict. Chem. I. 322 Hydride of Antimony or Antimonide of Hydrogen, generally called Antimonetted or Antimoniuretted hydrogen. Ibid. 316 Antimonide of Gold. 1873Williamson Chem. §143 A precipitate of argentic antimonide is formed. |