sulfide

Converse of object

• use: Most inexpensive photosensors use cadmium sulfide as the active element for light detection.

Modifies a noun

• gas: He was overcome by hydrogen sulfide gas and fell into the water.
• mineralization: These zones of sulfide mineralization have been termed the Chapel, Engine, Deep Engine, South Central and North Central Zones.
• mineral: In marine aquatic sediments the precipitation of highly stable sulfide minerals ( e.g.

Noun used with modifier

• dimethyl: The growing patch of phytoplankton also produced significant quantities of dimethyl sulfide, a gas known to be important in cloud formation.
• hydrogen: The gases normally present in the gastrointestinal tract are oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen, methane, and hydrogen sulfide.
• iron: An important chemical precipitate that formed on mixing of the spring water and the seawater was iron sulfide.
• cadmium: Electronic photosensors are more costly than cadmium sulfide cells but savings in energy costs generally justify their installation.
• selenium: If these are not adequate, I dispense selenium sulfide or benzyl peroxide shampoos.
• calcium: Addition of it to water separated the soluble sodium carbonate from the calcium sulfide.