These findings suggest that combining arsenictrioxide with radiotherapy may represent a new therapeutic approach.
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Inorganic arsenic compounds, like arsenictrioxide, are reactive and can cause damage to the body.
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The results support the hypothesis that arsenictrioxide and glycerol use the same translocation pathway in AQP9.
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Therefore, arsenictrioxide could be an effective cytotoxic drug for the treatment of heterogeneous cellular population of neuroblastoma.
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Furthermore, an increase in SIV-specific immune responses after arsenictrioxide treatment may contribute to suppression of viral rebound.
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These grains, being removed, showed all the characteristics of whitearsenic oxide.
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Her master said further that it was whitearsenic that was put into their wine.
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For this job, whitearsenic is best, I think.
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Come out, and next time thy heart is troubled, do not try whitearsenic quite so openly.
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Make a solution of arsenic by dissolving 6.60 grams of whitearsenic in 100 c.c.
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From the corrected volume of the iodine solution used to oxidize the arseniousoxide, calculate its relation to the normal.
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An iodine solution made from commercial iodine may also be standardized against arseniousoxide (As_{4}O_{6}).
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Phenyl arjinic kusen Diphenylar- kusen Diphenylar- Hochst acid to Phenyl and sinic acid by and sinic acid to arseniousoxide Hochst treatment Hijchst Diphenyl:
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The use of arseniousoxide dissolved in a strong acid, and the solution absorbed in pumice or kieselguhr has been protected by G. F. Jaubert.
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(2) The conversion of the above to phenyl arseniousoxide.
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These grains, being removed, showed all the characteristics of white arsenicoxide.
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The room was instantly filled with dense clouds of arsenicoxide.
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He now doubted greatly if the substance taken to be arsenicoxide would account for death.
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The precipitate obtained by the action of nitric acid on tin retains any phosphoric or arsenicoxide that may be present.
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The ability of time-of-flight mass spectrometry to examine the relative amounts of each arsenicoxide present in a series of mixtures is discussed.
Uso de arsenious acid en inglés
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In 1832 he investigated the dimorphism of arseniousacid and antimony oxide.
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He uses arseniousacid gas, which gives the electricity a greenish tint.
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The interference of the stannic salt is probably mechanical, the precipitate carrying down some arseniousacid.
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It consists of equal parts of gum arabic, glycerine, and a saturated solution of arseniousacid.
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Heated in oxygen gas, it is inflamed, and burns with a pale blue flame to arseniousacid.
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If this sublimate should be deposited near the assay, then it resembles the white sublimate of arseniousacid.
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Cupric arsenite, when heated, gives off arseniousacid and water, leaving a residue of arsenide of copper and copper arseniate.
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ARSENIC.-Thismetal is volatilized without fusing, and covers the charcoal both in the oxidizing and reducing flames with a deposit of arseniousacid.
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Alloys of arsenic are converted into basic arseniates of metal oxides, while surplus arsenic is converted into arseniousacid, which sublimes on the tube.
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It is stated in Watts' "Dictionary of Chemistry" that it is "prepared on a large scale by mixing arseniousacid with cupric acetate and water.
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Arseniousacid sublimes in both glass tubes very readily, as a white crystalline sublimate.
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Arseniousacid, action on Drosera, 185
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Arseniousacid, quick inflection: poisonous.
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The salts of silver, mercury, gold, copper, nickel, and platinum, chromic and arseniousacids, cause great inflection with extreme quickness, and are deadly poisons.
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"I don't know, doctor, and I don't even know where she can have procured the arseniousacid."
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Arseniousacid (white arsenic) in doses of from 3 to 6 grains three times daily is a good tonic for such cases.