Mineral Species containing Antimony (Sb)

Element Properties, Isotopic Compositions for Antimony

**Antimony (Sb) Element Properties**
Atomic Mass	121.75
Atomic Number	51
Name Origins	Greek, anti + monos = "not alone", Latin, "stibium."
Year Discovered	Prehistoric
Discovery Credits	Probably known to the ancients and certainly to the alchemists.
Remarks	Metalloid element with various allotropes, of which metal is bright, silvery, hard, and brittle. Stable in dry air and not attacked by dilute acids of alkalis. Used to harden other metals, in storage batteries, bearings, etc. Diagnostic tests: Antimony is usually detected by the coating of oxide formed by roasting on charcoal or the open tube. Antimonides, antimony, etc. (As^2-): A sample of the powdered mineral gives off a dense sublimate of Sb₂O₃ when roasted on charcoal without the arsenic odor. In the open tube test, they give a white, volatile, crystalline sublimate of Sb₂O₃ at a much higher temperature than arsenic. In the closed tube test with sulfur, they yield a black sublimate when hot and red or reddish brown when cold. Antimonates (SbO₄): can be detected by lack of a garlic odor (arsenic) and the white sublimate yielded when a mixture of the powdered mineral with charcoal dust and Na₂CO₃ is heated with a reducing flame on a charcoal block. The pale green flame test for Antimony is not very decisive.
References	Emsley, J., 1991; THE ELEMENTS : Sec. Ed., Clarendon Press, Oxford, 251 p.
See Also	WebElements, ChemiCool

**Naturally Occurring Isotopes**
Symbol	Isotope Mass	Isotope Nuclide Number	Isotope Number	Natural Abundance	Half-life	Half-life Units	Decay Mode	Decay Mode MeV	Decay Mode %
Sb	120.903821	121	51	57.3000%		Stable
Sb	121.905179	122	51	0.0000%	2.71	Days	beta - EC	1.982
Sb	122.904216	123	51	42.7000%		Stable
Sb	123.905038	124	51	0.0000%	60.4	Days	beta -	2.905	100.00%
Sb	124.905252	125	51	0.0000%	2.76	Days	beta -	0.0767	100.00%

Antimony (Sb) Minerals sorted by Descending Weight Percent

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**265 Minerals containing Antimony (Sb) sorted by Descending Weight Percent**
% Sb	Mineral Name	Chemical Formula	MW
100.00 % Sb	Antimony #	Sb	121.75
91.92 % Sb	Paradocrasite	Sb2(Sb,As)2	463.59
88.39 % Sb	Senarmontite #	Sb2O3	275.50
86.02 % Sb	Kieftite	CoSb3	420.34
83.53 % Sb	Valentinite #	Sb2O3	291.50
80.58 % Sb	Nisbite	NiSb2	302.19
79.78 % Sb	Onoratoite	Sb8O11Cl2	1,220.90
79.19 % Sb	Cervantite #	Sb+++Sb+++++O4	307.50
79.19 % Sb	Clinocervantite !	Sb+++Sb+++++O4	307.50
76.37 % Sb	Stibiconite #	Sb+++Sb+++++2O6(OH)	478.25
75.62 % Sb	Sarabauite	CaSb10O10S6	1,609.97
75.24 % Sb	Kermesite #	Sb2S2O	323.63
75.11 % Sb	Coquandite	Sb6O8(SO4)·(H2O)	972.57
71.68 % Sb	Stibnite #	Sb2S3	339.70
71.68 % Sb	Metastibnite #	Sb2S3	339.70
71.50 % Sb	Klebelsbergite #	Sb+++4O4(OH)2(SO4)	681.08
67.47 % Sb	Breithauptite #	NiSb	180.44
67.08 % Sb	Ottensite !	Na3(Sb2O3)3(SbS3)·3H2O	1,268.63
67.02 % Sb	Schafarzikite #	Fe++Sb+++2O4	363.34
66.93 % Sb	Bystromite #	MgSb2O6	363.80
66.58 % Sb	Zlatogorite !	CuNiSb2	365.74
66.01 % Sb	Seinajokite	(Fe,Ni)(Sb,As)2	276.64
65.03 % Sb	Stibivanite	Sb+++2V++++O5	374.44
63.65 % Sb	Paakkonenite	Sb2AsS2	382.55
63.17 % Sb	Brizziite-VII	NaSb+++++O3	192.74
63.17 % Sb	Brizziite-III	NaSb+++++O3	192.74
61.91 % Sb	Stibarsen #	SbAs	196.67
60.29 % Sb	Cetineite	(K,Na)3+x(Sb2O3)3(Sb2S3)(OH)x·(2.8-x)(H2O)	726.98
60.14 % Sb	Ordonezite #	ZnSb2O6	404.89
59.76 % Sb	Gerstleyite #	Na2(Sb,As)8S13·2(H2O)	1,426.04
58.07 % Sb	Gudmundite #	FeSbS	209.66
57.29 % Sb	Ullmannite #	NiSbS	212.51
57.24 % Sb	Willyamite #	(Co,Ni)SbS	212.69
57.23 % Sb	Costibite	CoSbS	212.75
57.23 % Sb	Paracostibite	CoSbS	212.75
57.08 % Sb	Peretaite	CaSb+++4O4(OH)2(SO4)2·2(H2O)	853.25
57.07 % Sb	Clerite !	MnSb2S4	426.70
57.00 % Sb	Versiliaite	Fe++4Fe+++8Sb+++12O23S2	2,563.28
56.94 % Sb	Berthierite #	FeSb2S4	427.61
56.30 % Sb	Sudburyite	(Pd,Ni)Sb	216.24
55.28 % Sb	Aurostibite #	AuSb2	440.47
54.48 % Sb	Ingersonite	Ca3Mn++Sb+++++4O14	882.79
51.58 % Sb	Livingstonite #	HgSb4S8	944.12
51.44 % Sb	Biehlite !	(Sb,As)2MoO6	426.07
51.43 % Sb	Parapierrotite	Tl(Sb,As)5S8	1,041.56
51.33 % Sb	Lewisite !	(Ca,Fe++,Na)2(Sb,Ti)2O7	426.94
50.69 % Sb	Antimonselite	Sb2Se3	480.38
50.63 % Sb	Stistaite	SnSb	240.46
50.39 % Sb	Tripuhyite #	Fe++Sb+++++O4	241.59
50.14 % Sb	Partzite #	Cu2Sb2(O,OH)7 (?)	485.61
49.33 % Sb	Mopungite	NaSb(OH)6	246.78
49.18 % Sb	Apuanite	Fe++Fe+++4Sb+++4O12S	990.29
48.81 % Sb	Chalcostibite #	CuSbS2	249.43
48.18 % Sb	Bahianite	Al5Sb+++++3O14(OH)2	758.16
47.76 % Sb	Criddleite	TlAg2Au3Sb10S10	2,549.18
47.63 % Sb	Oenite !	CoSbAs	255.60
47.39 % Sb	Brandholzite !	Mg[Sb(OH)6]2·6(H2O)	1,027.57
46.90 % Sb	Fuloppite #	Pb3Sb8S15	2,076.59
46.53 % Sb	Tungstibite	Sb2O3·WO3	523.35
46.53 % Sb	Cuboargyrite !	AgSbS	261.68
46.16 % Sb	Stibioclaudetite !	AsSbO3	240.55
45.47 % Sb	Zinkenite #	Pb9Sb22S42	5,890.07
44.54 % Sb	Rosiaite !	PbSb+++++2O6	546.70
44.54 % Sb	Romeite #	(Ca,Fe++,Mn,Na)2(Sb,Ti)2O6(O,OH,F)	410.04
44.52 % Sb	Ungavaite !	Pd4Sb3	790.08
43.69 % Sb	Stibiocolumbite #	SbNbO4	278.65
43.62 % Sb	Vaughanite	TlHgSb4S7	1,116.44
43.46 % Sb	Roshchinite	Ag19Pb10Sb51S96 or Pb(Ag,Cu)2(Sb,As)5S10	12,887.63
42.59 % Sb	Stetefeldtite #	Ag2Sb2O6(O,OH)	571.74
42.27 % Sb	Getchellite	AsSbS3	293.81
41.90 % Sb	Scainiite !	Pb14Sb30S54O5	8,571.79
41.85 % Sb	Andorite #	PbAgSb3S6	872.71
41.81 % Sb	Squawcreekite ?	(Fe+++,Sb+++++,W++++++)O4·(H2O)	262.07
41.58 % Sb	Swedenborgite #	NaBe4SbO7	292.78
41.45 % Sb	Miargyrite #	AgSbS2	293.75
40.28 % Sb	Twinnite #	Pb(Sb,As)2S4	574.28
39.63 % Sb	Bottinoite	NiSb+++++2(OH)12·6(H2O)	614.37
38.88 % Sb	Tellurantimony	Sb2Te3	626.30
38.50 % Sb	Baumstarkite !	Ag3(Sb,As)2SbS6	869.54
38.41 % Sb	Jankovicite	Tl5Sb9(As,Sb)4S22	3,169.63
38.12 % Sb	Plagionite #	Pb5Sb8S17	2,555.12
38.03 % Sb	Milotaite !	PdSbSe	304.11
37.87 % Sb	Geversite	Pt(Sb,Bi)2	482.20
37.78 % Sb	Monimolite #	(Pb,Ca)2Sb2O7	644.55
37.42 % Sb	Pierrotite	Tl2Sb6As4S16	1,952.01
36.97 % Sb	Robinsonite #	Pb4Sb6S13	1,976.16
36.83 % Sb	Melanostibite #	Mn(Sb+++++,Fe+++)O3	198.33
36.70 % Sb	Cuprostibite	Cu2(Sb,Tl)	265.37
36.44 % Sb	Ramdohrite #	Ag3Pb6Sb11S24	3,675.64
35.86 % Sb	Naldretteite !	Pd2Sb	333.37
35.79 % Sb	Lapieite	CuNiSbS3	340.18
35.40 % Sb	Benavidesite	Pb4(Mn,Fe)Sb6S14	2,063.39
35.39 % Sb	Parajamesonite ?	Pb4FeSb6S14	2,064.07
35.39 % Sb	Jamesonite #	Pb4FeSb6S14	2,064.07
35.18 % Sb	Tolovkite	IrSbS	346.04
34.56 % Sb	Genkinite	(Pt,Pd)4Sb3	1,056.91
34.42 % Sb	Tintinaite	Pb22Cu+4(Sb,Bi)30S69	5,345.18
34.24 % Sb	Uchucchacuaite	AgPb3MnSb5S12	1,777.95
33.93 % Sb	Fizelyite #	Pb14Ag5Sb21S48 (?)	7,536.06
33.48 % Sb	Chabourneite	(Tl,Pb)21(Sb,As)91S147	18,184.75

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