10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CACODYL»
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1
Is Arsenic an Aphrodisiac?: The Sociochemistry of an Element
Bunsen was able to prepare many related arsenicals such as cacodyl chloride ((
CH3)2AsCl, chlorodimethylarsine) and cacodyl iodide. He found that cacodyl
oxide was easily oxidised to cacodylic acid, which is now known as dimethyl-
arsinic ...
2
Elements of Chemistry: For the Use of Colleges, Academies, ...
The density of the vapour of chloride of cacodyl is 4.86; and its equivalent
corresponds, therefore, to 4 volumes of vapour. A bromide and iodide of cacodyl
may be obtained by similar processes. Chloride of cacodyl is partially
decomposed by ...
Victor Regnault, James Curtis Booth, William L. Faber, 1861
tion with the water formed. The density of the vapour of chloride of cacodyl is 4.86
; and its equivalent corresponds, therefore, to 4 volumes of vapour. A bromide
and iodide of cacodyl may be obtained by similar processes. Chloride of cacodyl
...
4
Works of the Cavendish Society: Gmelin, Leopold. Hand-book ...
When chloride of cacodyl is distilled with aqueous hydrosulphate of barium,
protosulphide of cacodyl passes over together with water. As chloride of cacodyl
is generally contaminated with alkarsin, which is not acted upon by protosulphide
of ...
Cavendish Society, London, 1855
5
Elements of Chemistry; including the applications of the ...
This body is also a product of the decomposition of oxide of cacodyl by
sulphuretted hydrogen gas. It is an ethereal liquid, of a highly disagreeable smell,
which does not fume in air, is heavier than water and insoluble in that liquid. The
density ...
Thomas GRAHAM (Master of the Mint.), 1842
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Arts and Sciences: Or, Fourth Division of "The English ...
It is heavier than water, and being nearly insoluble in it, sinks when added to it.
Alcohol and ether dissolve it. Its formula is C4H„As=Kd. Oxide of Cacodyl. —
Equal parts of arsenious acid and acetate of potash are to be accurately mixed
and ...
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On the First Members of the Series of
Cacodyl ...
The methyl-, ethyl-, n-propyl-, iso-propyl-, and n-butyl-esters of dimethyl cacodyl phosphinic acid were obtained by the reaction of dimethyl bromarsine and the relevant alkyl esters of phosphorous acid.
Bastanov, E. M.-Sh., Canada. Dept. of National Defence, Kamai, Gil'm, 1954
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The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
Acetic acid does not decompose it. Formula Cd S, or O H12 As2, S. Specific
gravity of vapour 7'72, calculated 8-39. Protoseleniuret of cacodyl, O H'4 As3, Se,
or Cd Se : pure chloride of cacodyl is distilled several times with a solution of ...
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The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
On the Radical ofthe Cacodyl Series of Compounds. By Professor BUNSEN of
Marburg *. 1. Isolation of Cacodyl. SOME of the cacodyl compounds have the
remarkable property of being decomposed by metals. > When sulphuret of
cacodyl is.
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1842
10
The A to Z of Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Warfare
One report describes a proposal by a U.S. Army captain, E. C. Boynton, to use
cacodyl during the Civil War (1861–1865). Boynton pointed out that cacodyl is
spontaneously flammable (in dry air), giving off deadly fumes. Prior to the U.S.
entry ...
Benjamin C. Garrett, John Hart, 2009
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CACODYL»
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Bunsen, investigating cacodyl cyanide, lost his right eye in an explosion, and very nearly lost his life. Several experimenters, trying to make ... «The New Yorker, Aug 14»
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The molecule "arsole" is named for exactly what you imagine it is
There's also cacodyl. It comes from the Greek word "kakodes," which means "stinking." Reportedly actually does smell of manure. And just to ... «io9, Sep 11»
Who Says Tough Girls Don't Wear Tutus?
Not to confuse with cacodyl, a poisonous, oily, flammable liquid which contains arsenic and smells like garlic. The last thing I want on my tutu is ... «Huffington Post, May 11»
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Il procède ensuite à l'étude approfondie des dérivés du cacodyl (CH3)2As—As(CH3)2. L'étude de ces composés mortels se soldera par une explosion qui lui ... «Futura Sciences, Apr 11»
Google Doodle honors Bunsen's 200th birthday
In 1836, Bunsen studied cacodyl derivatives, which is extremely toxic and undergoes spontaneous combustion in dry air. Bunsen almost died ... «Geek.com, Mar 11»
