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Cacodylic Acid

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cacodylic acid /cac·o·dyl·ic ac·id/ (kak″o-dil´ik) dimethyl arsinic acid, a highly toxic herbicide.
Agent Blue
A herbicide used as a rapid defoliant of short duration and for rice destruction
cacodylic acid
pharmaceutical aliphatic organic arsenical; see also organic arsenical.
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A one milliliter solution of 100mM 2-hydroxy-1,4-dioxane and 1mM dG were reacted in Cacodylic acid buffer, pH of 7.
Chemistry and chemical engineering by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
Similarly, cacodylic acid (dimethylarsinic acid--pentavalent) was not cytotoxic at levels < 400 [micro]M (data not shown).
Impact of trivalent arsenicals on selenoprotein synthesis by Self, William T. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Powell, OH), MMA (97% purity; Chem Service, West Chester, PA), and cacodylic acid (DMA; 99% purity; Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc.
Development and application of a robust speciation method for ... by Akinbo, Olujide / Environmental Health Perspectives
 
 
 
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