Arsenious
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historical examples
-rs-nious oxide is also used as a chemical reagent in gl-ss making and in the dye industry.
an elementary study of chemistry william mcpherson
-rs-nious acid is found in commerce in the form of a white powder or in small opaque cakes.
memoranda on poisons thomas hawkes tanner
-rs-nious acid, if present, should be removed by sulphuretted hydrogen before applying the tests.
cooley’s practical receipts, volume ii arnold cooley
-rs-nious acid preserves bodies very well, but a single subject would require a killogram!
history of embalming j. n. gannal
-rs-nious acid is more frequently used than manganese for the correction of the iron impurity.
british manufacturing industries l. arnoux
-rs-nious acid sublimes in both gl-ss tubes very readily, as a white crystalline sublimate.
a system of instruction in the practical use of the blowpipe anonymous
-rs-nious acid again has been respired in the form of vapour.
poisons: their effects and detection alexander wynter blyth
-rs-nious acid sublimes with great ease in minute octohedral crystals.
a system of instruction in the practical use of the blowpipe anonymous
as -rs-nious anhydride:—obtained in a weighed capsule or tube, either by the crystallisation or sublimation test.
cooley’s cyclopdia of practical receipts and collateral information in the arts, manufactures, professions, and trades…, sixth edition, volume i arnold cooley
adjective
of or containing -rs-nic in the trivalent state
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combined with so as to form an -rs-nide.
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(def 1).
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containing the . a combining form representing -rs-nic, or -rs-no group, in the formation of compound words: -rs-nopyrite.
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the bivalent group −as=as−.