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trichloroacetic acid
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trichloroacetic acid /tri·chlo·ro·ace·tic ac·id/ (tri-klor″o-ah-se´tik) an extremely caustic acid, used in clinical chemistry to precipitate proteins and applied topically in chemabrasion and to remove warts.
tri·chlo·ro·a·ce·tic acid (tr-klôr--stk)
n.
A colorless, deliquescent, corrosive, crystalline compound used topically as an astringent and antiseptic.
trichloroacetic acid [tri-klor″o-ah-se´tik]
a strong acid used as a protein precipitant in clinical chemistry and also as a caustic in chemabrasion and for removing warts.
trichloroacetic acid
an extremely caustic acid, CCl3COOH, used as a topical caustic for local destruction of lesions and as a protein precipitating agent.
trichloroacetic acid
Dermatology An astringent antiseptic used as a exfoliant for Pts with extensive actinic keratosis
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