Journal of the American Chemical Society

THE SULFUR CONTENT OF ARSPHENAMINE AND ITS RELATION TO THE MODE OF SYNTHESIS AND TOXICITY. III1

WG Christiansen

Index: Christiansen Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1922 , vol. 44, p. 2339

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Abstract

OH OH (1) in arsphenamine is due to the action of the hydrosulfite or of the impurities present in commercial samples. When the reduction was carried out under the conditions favoring the formation of relatively toxic products with high sulfur content, the results were in fair agreement with those obtained using commercial hydrosulfite (Table I). A known4 characteristic of this type of arsphenamine is the deposition of a solid, mainly the sulfonic ...