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sulfate mineral alum anglesite aluminum sulfate ammonium sulfate barium sulfate calcium sulfate cobaltous sulfate ferrous gluconate nickel sulfate hexahydrate sulfide sulfur oxide sulfuric acid cyanide nitrite carbonate phosphate nitrate organometallic compound oxyacid

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