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Antimony
CAS: 7440-36-0
Function: Individual chemical research reference
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Silver-white, lustrous, hard, brittle solid; scale-like crystals; or a dark-gray, lustrous powder. Source-checked chemical identity with NIOSH physical-property and occupational-hazard context. Supplier grade, manufacturing origin and EcoSafe assessment require separate review.
Chemistry: Antimony
Listed supplier: Supplier not selected · substance baseline
Chemical identity
- Molecular formula
- Sb
- Molecular weight
- 121.760 g/mol (identity reference)
- IUPAC name
- antimony
- PubChem CID
- 5354495
Chemical identity only; purity, grade and supplier composition require separate documentation.
Identity snapshot: 2026-11-02 UTC.
CAS identity reference ↗Core data coverage: 81.3%
13 of 16 defined fields have sourced information. This is data coverage, not a safety score, EcoSafe assessment or human-verification mark.
CAS cross-check: CAS 7440-36-0 appears on the NIOSH card and in the returned PubChem CID’s synonyms. The CAS checksum and molecular-weight consistency were screened; variable-form and ambiguous matches were held out.
NIOSH identity & property source ↗ · PubChem CID 5354495 ↗
Source context, synonyms & remaining gaps
Synonyms: ANTIMONY · Stibium · Stibium metallicum · Antimony metal · Antimony powder · Antimony, metallic · Antymon · Antimony element
Physical description: Silver-white, lustrous, hard, brittle solid; scale-like crystals; or a dark-gray, lustrous powder.
Occupational hazard context: irritation eyes, skin, nose, throat, mouth; cough; dizziness; headache; nausea, vomiting, diarrhea; stomach cramps; insomnia; anorexia; unable to smell properly
The hazard text above reproduces the NIOSH symptoms field; it is not a complete GHS classification, exposure assessment or current supplier SDS. Read the original card and applicable supplier documentation.
Missing core fields: Uses · Density · SDS/TDS
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Source snapshot accessed 2026-11-02. The access date is not the source’s publication or revision date.
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Technical properties
NIOSH substance reference · not a supplier-grade specification. Source wording and units are retained, including °F. A missing temperature, pressure or test method has not been assumed. Specific gravity is not mass density; solubility and water reactivity are distinct.
Documents & supplier information
Archived copies are dated references. Confirm the latest document for your supplier, grade and region.
Antimony — NIOSH Pocket Guide
Technical reference · CDC / NIOSH
Source revision: see original card; accessed November 2, 2026 · US occupational reference
Non-branded substance reference, not an SDS or exact-grade TDS. Contains physical properties and occupational hazard context; current supplier documentation is still needed.
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Supplier and range references
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Suppliers & makers
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Documents, origin & assessment
- Supplier documents
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- Manufacturing origin
- Not verified
- EcoSafe assessment
- Not assessed · no numerical points or certification
Identity data and category placement do not establish safety, suitability or environmental performance. Obtain current grade-specific documentation.
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