Definition of cacodylic acid in English:

cacodylic acid

noun-dɪlɪkˈkakə(ʊ)dʌɪlɪkˌkakəˌdilik ˈasid

mass nounChemistry

A toxic crystalline acid containing arsenic, used as a herbicide.
〔化〕卡可基酸，二甲胂酸
Chemical formula: (CH₃)₂AsO(OH)
Example sentencesExamples
- Sodium cacodylate and cacodylic acid are likely to have similar toxicologic characteristics.
- Large dietary doses of cacodylic acid for extended periods of time decrease fertility.
- Finally two studies implicated interaction of cacodylic acid with the sulfhydryl compound glutathione, and induction of metallothionein.
- The local irritant effects of cacodylic acid are minimal compared to those of arsenic.
- Fires may produce irritating and/or poisonous gases if cacodylic acid is burned.

Definition of cacodylic acid in US English:

cacodylic acid

nounˌkakəˌdilik ˈasid

Chemistry

A toxic crystalline acid containing arsenic, used as a herbicide.
〔化〕卡可基酸，二甲胂酸
Chemical formula: (CH₃)₂AsO(OH)
Example sentencesExamples
- Sodium cacodylate and cacodylic acid are likely to have similar toxicologic characteristics.
- Fires may produce irritating and/or poisonous gases if cacodylic acid is burned.
- Large dietary doses of cacodylic acid for extended periods of time decrease fertility.
- Finally two studies implicated interaction of cacodylic acid with the sulfhydryl compound glutathione, and induction of metallothionein.
- The local irritant effects of cacodylic acid are minimal compared to those of arsenic.

词汇	cacodylic acid
释义	Definition of cacodylic acid in English: cacodylic acid noun-dɪlɪkˈkakə(ʊ)dʌɪlɪkˌkakəˌdilik ˈasid mass nounChemistry A toxic crystalline acid containing arsenic, used as a herbicide. 〔化〕卡可基酸，二甲胂酸 Chemical formula: (CH₃)₂AsO(OH) Example sentencesExamples Sodium cacodylate and cacodylic acid are likely to have similar toxicologic characteristics. Large dietary doses of cacodylic acid for extended periods of time decrease fertility. Finally two studies implicated interaction of cacodylic acid with the sulfhydryl compound glutathione, and induction of metallothionein. The local irritant effects of cacodylic acid are minimal compared to those of arsenic. Fires may produce irritating and/or poisonous gases if cacodylic acid is burned. Definition of cacodylic acid in US English: cacodylic acid nounˌkakəˌdilik ˈasid Chemistry A toxic crystalline acid containing arsenic, used as a herbicide. 〔化〕卡可基酸，二甲胂酸 Chemical formula: (CH₃)₂AsO(OH) Example sentencesExamples Sodium cacodylate and cacodylic acid are likely to have similar toxicologic characteristics. Fires may produce irritating and/or poisonous gases if cacodylic acid is burned. Large dietary doses of cacodylic acid for extended periods of time decrease fertility. Finally two studies implicated interaction of cacodylic acid with the sulfhydryl compound glutathione, and induction of metallothionein. The local irritant effects of cacodylic acid are minimal compared to those of arsenic.
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