The Antimony is a glossy, silver-gray semi-metal that occurs naturally inside minerals like stibnite. When extracted and purified, it produces a metal that looks visually similar to construction metals but behaves more like glass under bending pressure—it cracks because it is extremely brittle. Because of this, antimony is rarely processed into flexible forms like wires or sheets...
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