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Antimony Trioxide  Is A White Crystalline Powder And The Most Important Commercial Compound Of Antimony. Its Molecular Formula Is Sb₂O₃ With A Molecular Weight Of 291.52 G/Mol. Synonyms Include Antimony(III) Oxide, Sb₂O₃, And Valentinite/Senarmontite (Mineral Forms). It Is Insoluble In Water But Soluble In Acids. Industrially, Antimony Trioxide Is Widely Used As A Flame Retardant Synergist In Plastics, Textiles, And Electronics, Often Combined With Halogenated Compounds. It Also Serves As An Opacifying Agent In Glass, Ceramics, And Enamels, And As A Catalyst In PET And Other Polymer Production.

Tungsten Carbide (CAS No. 12070‑12‑1) Is A Binary Compound Of Tungsten And Carbon And A Molecular Weight Of 195.85 G/Mol. It Appears As A Dense, Gray‑Black Powder Or Sintered Solid, Extremely Hard And Wear‑Resistant. Synonyms Include Carbide Of Tungsten, Wolfram Carbide, And WC Ceramic. Industrially, It Is Used In Cutting Tools, Abrasives, Wear‑Resistant Parts, And Armor Materials.

Phosphorus Trichloride (CAS No. 7719‑12‑2) Is An Inorganic Phosphorus Halide With The Formula Pcl₃ And A Molecular Weight Of 137.33 G/Mol. It Appears As A Colorless To Pale Yellow Fuming Liquid With A Pungent Odor, Highly Reactive And Moisture‑Sensitive. Synonyms Include Trichlorophosphine. Industrially, It Is Used As A Chlorinating Agent And Intermediate In The Manufacture Of Organophosphorus Compounds, Agrochemicals (Herbicides, Insecticides), Plasticizers, And Flame Retardants. Its Performance Profile Combines Strong Chlorination Ability With Phosphorus Functionality, Making It Indispensable In Chemical Synthesis, Petroleum Additives, And Specialty Polymers.