cacodylate

[ kak-uh-dil-eyt ]

/ ˌkæk əˈdɪl eɪt /

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Origin of cacodylate

First recorded in 1905–1910; cacodyl(ic) + -ate²

Words nearby cacodylate

cackleberry, cacky, caco-, cacodemon, cacodyl, cacodylate, cacodyl group, cacodylic, cacodylic acid, cacoepy, cacoëthes

How to use cacodylate in a sentence

The claim of comparative non-toxicity is probable enough from what is known about the cacodylate.
The Propaganda for Reform in Proprietary Medicines, Vol. 1 of 2|Various
In tuberculosis and anemia, there is no sufficient advantage in giving the cacodylate intravenously.
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Neither has the Council stated that cacodylate is peculiarly dangerous.
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We believe that you have previously stated that a solution cacodylate of soda possesses no more action than so much water.
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Iron cacodylate, the ferric salt of cacodylic acid, was admitted to New and Nonofficial Remedies in 1917.
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