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n. - The univalent group derived from arsine;

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  • Simultaneously with his work on cacodyl, he was studying the composition of the gases given off from blast furnaces.
  • Early in his career Bunsen did research in organic chemistry, which cost him the use of his right eye when an arsenic compound, cacodyl cyanide, exploded.
  • The first research by which attention was drawn to Bunsen's abilities was concerned with the cacodyl compounds (see ARSENIC), though he had already, in 1834, discovered...
  • "What do you know about cacodyl?" was his impressive question.
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