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arsenites
soluble arsenic compounds, e.g. sodium arsenite. The most toxic of forms of arsenic. Used as insecticides, herbicides. See also inorganic and organic arsenic poisoning.
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Inorganic arsenite is first methylated to monomethylarsonic acid ([MMA.
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