Carbon disulfide
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Descripción
A clear, colorless liquid compound with a strong, disagreeable odor, that is highly toxic and made by heating together carbon and sulfur. Carbon disulfide was discovered in 1796. It is used as a solvent for rubber and other products. It was once used as a fumigant for houses, wood objects, and books; however, it is no longer recommended because it can soften paints, varnishes, plastics, rubbers, and tarnish metals.
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Otros términos
- 二硫化碳 [zh]
- kooldisulfide [nl]
- sulfure de carbone [fr]
- disulfuro de carbono [es]
- carbon disulphide [en]
- èr liú huà tàn [zh]
- er liu hua tan [zh]
- erh liu hua t'an [zh]
- carbon bisulfide [en]
- carbon bisulphide [en]