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sulfide
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sulfide /sul·fide/ (sul´fīd) any binary compound of sulfur; a compound of sulfur with another element or radical or base.
sul·fide (slfd)
n.
A compound of bivalent sulfur with an electropositive element or group, especially a binary compound of sulfur with a metal.
sulfide [sul´fīd]
any binary compound of sulfur; a compound of sulfur with another element or base.
sulfide
any binary compound of sulfur; a compound of sulfur with another element or base.
hydrogen sulfide
see hydrogen sulfide.
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22) suggested that the formation of DEA from alachlor in rats and monkeys is dependent upon the conjugation of alachlor to glutathione, consequent enterohepatic circulation of this reduced glutathione (GSH) conjugate, conversion of the GSH conjugate to the secondary methylsulfide, and amide hydrolysis of the secondary methylsulfide to DEA (22).
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