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ethylmercury
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ethylmercury
an organic radical used extensively in agriculture as a basis for fungicides.
ethylmercury chloride
this antifungal seed dressing is capable of causing organic mercury poisoning.
ethylmercury iodide
used in agriculture as a fungicidal seed dressing. Can cause mercury poisoning.
ethylmercury phosphate
used as a fungistatic seed dressing; seed consumed by animals or humans causes organic mercury poisoning.
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Although the half-life of ingested methyl mercury is longer than injected ethyl-mercury, the authors of this study do not make the leap that one mercury compound is less or more toxic than the other.
Early thimerosal exposure and neuropsychological outcomes by Klotter, Jule / Townsend Letter
These findings provide further evidence that exposure to ethyl-mercury in thimerosal does not explain the increased prevalence of autism in recent years.
Thimerosal exposure during pregnancy not linked to autism by Tanzola, Melinda / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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