Antimonite
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The antimonite ion is H2SbO3−, or similar.
An antimonite (compound) is a compound that contains this ion.
The antimonite ion may be formed from antimony trioxide by adding base.
In geology the mineral Stibnite is also called sometimes antimonite.
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