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ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC Accessed November 3, 2017 Pharos Project : Materials : ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC Accessed November 3, 2017 Building Chemicals and Certifications CompAIR Dashboard Logout Dashboard / Chemicals and Materials / ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC Products Materials ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC General Information Hazards Compound Group Members Compound Groups Process Chemistry Research GreenScreen C2C Compound Group Members (280): [53679-35-9] (2-methylphenoxy)arsonic acid;(2-methylphenyl)urea * [76030-89-2] (2R,3S,4R,5R)-6-arsonooxy-2,3,4,5-tetrahydroxyhexanoic acid * [143587-17-1] 1,3,5,2,4,6-Triarsatriborinane [21847-03-0] 2-Arsa-1,3-digermapropane [13477-86-6] 3H2O.AsH3O4.3NH3 [50410-18-9] [(2R,3R,4S,5R)-2,3,4,5-tetrahydroxy-6-oxohexoxy]arsonic acid * [88392-05-6] [(2R,3S,4R,5R)-5-(6-aminopurin-9-yl)-3,4-dihydroxyoxolan-2-yl]methoxyarsonic acid * [16103-66-5] AC1L42KN [14933-50-7] AC1L42SK [61136-68-3] AC1MIJ5V [64399-12-8] AC1MINMZ [68951-38-2] AC1O3TT0 [109877-61-4] ACMC-20mcns [22831-42-1] Aluminium arsenide [104404-16-2] Aluminum gallium arsenide [60763-04-4] aluminum;trioxido(oxo)-$l^{5}-arsane;octahydrate * [16102-92-4] AMMONIUM COPPER ARSENATE [32680-29-8] Ammonium copper arsenate - SEE 16102-92-4 [28980-47-4] Antimony arsenate [64475-90-7] Antimony arsenic oxide [12255-36-6] Antimony arsenide [28980-48-5] ANTIMONY ARSENITE [28844-85-1] ARSANETHIOL [32775-46-5] arsanylidyneeuropium [12044-16-5] arsanylidyneiron [12005-95-7] arsanylidynemanganese [12006-09-6] arsanylidynethallium [25049-95-0] Arsenamidic acid (9CI) [220507-19-7] Arsenamidochloridoushydrazide (9CI) [25666-07-3] Arsenamidous acid (9CI) [15584-04-0] Arsenate ion [11137-68-1] Arsenenate https://www.pharosproject.net/material/show/2072009[11/3/2017 1:29:56 PM] Pharos Project : Materials : ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC [15120-17-9] Arsenenic acid, sodium salt [82868-06-2] Arsenenic fluoride [13768-07-5] Arsenenous acid [7440-38-2] ARSENIC [22569-72-8] ARSENIC (TRIVALENT) [7778-39-4] ARSENIC ACID [13462-91-4] Arsenic acid (H3AsO4),aluminum salt (1:1) (8CI,9CI) Arsenic Acid Salts [15195-00-3] Arsenic acid, calcium salt (1:1) * [7784-44-3] arsenic acid, diammonium salt * [7774-41-6] Arsenic acid, hemihydrate * [12313-64-3] Arsenic acid, magnesium salt (1:6) * [1303-32-8] ARSENIC DISULFIDE [22541-54-4] ARSENIC III [54990-17-9] Arsenic iodide sulfide [14525-25-8] Arsenic oxide monochloride [22441-45-8] arsenic pentachloride [1303-37-3] Arsenic pentaselenide [1303-28-2] ARSENIC PENTOXIDE * [12255-33-3] Arsenic phosphide [1303-36-2] Arsenic selenide [56729-51-2] Arsenic sulfide (9CI) [87198-15-0] Arsenic tetrachloride fluoride [12187-08-5] Arsenic tetramer [7784-34-1] ARSENIC TRICHLORIDE [7784-45-4] ARSENIC TRIIODIDE [1327-53-3] ARSENIC TRIOXIDE * [12511-95-4] Arsenic triphosphide [1303-33-9] ARSENIC TRISULFIDE [17428-41-0] ARSENIC V [12505-66-7] ARSENIC(+5)OXIDE DIHYDRATE [12612-21-4] arsenic(3+) trisulfide [1257737-04-4] Arsenic(III) oxide-18O3 [12044-50-7] Arsenic(V) oxide hydrate [1303-34-0] Arsenic(V) sulfide [14809-44-0] Arsenic-69 [14809-45-1] Arsenic-70 [16685-55-5] Arsenic-71 [15755-33-6] Arsenic-72 [15422-59-0] Arsenic-73 [14304-78-0] Arsenic-74 [15575-20-9] Arsenic-76 [14687-61-7] Arsenic-77 [15755-35-8] Arsenic-78 [12626-31-2] ARSENICSELENIDE [15502-74-6] arsenite [67556-58-5] Arsenobromidous acid(9CI) [163546-84-7] Arsenochloridodithiousacid (9CI) https://www.pharosproject.net/material/show/2072009[11/3/2017 1:29:56 PM] Pharos Project : Materials : ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC [14939-24-3] Arsenodiamidous acid(9CI) [50791-58-7] Arsenodiamidouschloride (9CI) [220507-64-2] Arsenodibromidoushydrazide (9CI) [112070-47-0] Arsenodifluoridothiousacid (9CI) [16486-45-6] Arsenotetrathioic acid trisodium salt [17367-56-5] Arsenothioic acid, trisodium salt [119222-03-6] Arsenothioictrifluoride (9CI) [36465-72-2] Arsenotriselenous acid [34725-62-7] Arsenotrithious acid(9CI) [13464-58-9] Arsenous acid Arsenous acid salts [91724-26-4] Arsenous dichloride fluoride [167771-41-7] Arsenous triazide (9CI) [7784-33-0] Arsenous tribromide [31219-53-1] arsine oxide [35280-76-3] Arsine sulfide (9CI) [53098-12-7] Arsine, (trifluorosilyl)- [20214-30-6] Arsine, disilyl- (9CI) [65423-90-7] Arsine, hexahydrate [15455-99-9] Arsine, silyl- [25666-20-0] arsinic acid [57408-64-7] Arsinic chloride (9CI) [121074-65-5] Arsinimidic acid (9CI) [112070-46-9] Arsinimidic amide (9CI) [41916-37-4] Arsinimidic chloride(9CI) [13464-59-0] Arsinous amide [56282-60-1] Arsonamidous chloride(9CI) [13466-06-3] Arsonic acid, disodium salt [53250-40-1] arsonium [64958-03-8] Arsonobromidic acid(9CI) [58426-94-1] Arsonobromidous acid(9CI) [64958-04-9] Arsonochloridic acid(9CI) [42851-38-7] Arsonochloridodithioicacid (9CI) [56312-82-4] Arsonochloridoselenousacid (9CI) [68854-75-1] Arsonochloridous acid(9CI) [128361-18-2] Arsonodiselenoic acid(9CI) * [159100-35-3] Arsonodithioic acid(9CI) [41916-28-3] Arsonothioic acid (9CI) [57408-58-9] Arsonous bromide iodide(9CI) [159100-36-4] Arsonous diazide (9CI) [38240-98-1] Arsonous dichloride(9CI) [94649-43-1] Arsorane, chlorotetrafluoro- [14933-43-8] Arsorane, dichlorotrifluoro- [13453-18-4] Arsorane, pentaiodo- [12044-54-1] As2Te3 [121995-33-3] AsF5.HF.6H2O [13477-04-8] Barium arsenate * [12271-70-4] Barium arsenate fluoride * https://www.pharosproject.net/material/show/2072009[11/3/2017 1:29:56 PM] Pharos Project : Materials : ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC [12255-50-4] Barium arsenide [125687-68-5] BARIUM ARSENITE [12774-48-0] BCA (PESTICIDE) * [18996-59-3] Bisarsenenic acid, magnesium salt [25160-35-4] CADMIUM ARSENATE * [12006-15-4] Cadmium arsenide [89067-81-2] Calcium arsenate ((Ca5H2)(AsO4)4) * [7778-44-1] CALCIUM ARSENATE [2ASH3O4.2CA] * [52740-16-6] CALCIUM ARSENITE [37330-46-4] CCA-C [69514-84-7] Cesium arsenate * [16331-85-4] Cesium dihydrogen arsenate * [18424-16-3] CESIUM HEXAFLUOROARSENATE [12505-67-8] CHEBI:30621 [27016-73-5] Cobalt arsenide [10101-57-2] Cobaltous arsenate octahydrate * [10103-61-4] COPPER ARSENATE * [12005-75-3] Copper arsenide [73156-86-2] Copper arsenite hydrate [37263-29-9] copper;chromium(3+);trioxido(oxo)-$l^{5}-arsane * [65722-74-9] copper;sodium;dihydrogen arsorate;carbonate * [12370-45-5] CTK0I3527 * [28174-28-9] CTK4G0971 [12002-03-8] CUPRIC ACETOARSENITE [29871-13-4] Cupric arsenate [12255-65-1] diarsanylidyneiron [63504-02-9] Diarsenate, monohydrogen * [12512-03-7] Diarsenic diphosphide [12344-68-2] Diarsenic tetrasulfide [63440-48-2] Diarsorene, hexabromo- [16102-94-6] dicopper pentahydroxy- [16518-47-1] dihydrogen arsorate * [7487-67-4] dimethoxyarsinate;iron(2+) * [34442-00-7] dimethoxyarsinic acid * [12370-43-3] Dioxygenyl hexafluoroarsenate [70333-07-2] Disilver arsenide [12044-25-6] disodioarsanylsodium [7778-43-0] disodium arsenate * [6596-94-7] disodium;methoxy-dioxido-oxo-$l^{5}-arsane * [80485-40-1] dithianitroniumhexafluoroarsenate [8012-54-2] Donovan's solution [12005-81-1] Dysprosium arsenide [63989-69-5] Ferricarsenite [12005-89-9] Gadolinium arsenide [1303-00-0] GALLIUM ARSENIDE [98106-56-0] Gallium zinc triarsenide [12271-72-6] Germanium arsenide [66516-78-7] Hexaarsine https://www.pharosproject.net/material/show/2072009[11/3/2017 1:29:56 PM] Pharos Project : Materials : ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC [16844-87-4] hydrogen arsenate * [10102-48-4] hydrogen arsorate;lead;trioxido(oxo)-$l^{5}-arsane * [109882-46-4] hydrogen arsorite [17068-85-8] hydrogen hexafluoroarsenate(1-) [1303-11-3] Indium arsenide (InAs) [10102-49-5] iron arsenate [63690-04-0] Iron arsenate hydroxide (Fe2(AsO4)(OH)3) * [12005-88-8] Iron arsenide [10102-50-8] Iron bis(arsenate) * [12255-04-8] Lanthanum arsenide [7784-40-9] LEAD ARSENATE * [10031-13-7] LEAD ARSENITE [13464-43-2] Lead metaarsenate [88803-37-6] lead(2+);tributyl(tributylstannyloxy)stannane;trioxido(oxo)-$l^{5}-arsane * [53404-12-9] lead;trioxido(oxo)-$l^{5}-arsane * [13478-14-3] Lithium arsenate * [12044-22-3] Lithium arsenide [29935-35-1] Lithium hexafluoroarsenate [14644-70-3] Magnesium ammonium arsenate * [10103-50-1] MAGNESIUM ARSENATE * [12044-49-4] Magnesium arsenide [7784-38-5] manganese hydrogenarsenate [7784-37-4] mercuric arsenate * [70786-76-4] methoxyarsonic acid * [1303-42-0] Mimetite * [12255-09-3] Neodymium arsenide [27016-75-7] nickel arsenide [12068-61-0] nickel diarsenide [7784-48-7] Nickel orthoarsenate (Ni3(AsO4)2) octahydrate * [12255-08-2] Niobium arsenide [56468-58-7] Octaarsine [82868-04-0] oxoarsane oxide [12777-38-7] Oxoarsenic [7784-36-3] pentafluoroarsorane [7786-36-9] Pentahydroxyarsorane [6827-29-8] Pentarsolane (8CI,9CI) [63957-41-5] phenylazanium;trioxido(oxo)-$l^{5}-arsane * [12784-26-8] POS 61 [7784-41-0] POTASSIUM ARSENATE * [12044-21-2] Potassium arsenide (K3As) [10124-50-2] POTASSIUM ARSENITE (ASH3O4.XK) [17029-22-0] Potassium hexafluoroarsenate [308103-48-2] Potassium hydrogenarsenate dihydrate * [15194-98-6] Protars [13464-57-8] Rubidium dihydrogenarsenate * [43023-95-6] RUBIDIUM HEXAFLUOROARSENATE [12417-99-1] Silver arsenide [12005-82-2] Silver hexafluoroarsenate https://www.pharosproject.net/material/show/2072009[11/3/2017 1:29:56 PM] Pharos Project : Materials : ARSENIC COMPOUNDS, INORGANIC [13464-38-5] SODIUM ARSENATE * [7631-89-2] SODIUM ARSENATE (ASH3O4.XNA) * [13510-46-8] Sodium arsenate dodecahydrate * [10048-95-0] Sodium arsenate, dibasic, heptahydrate * [7784-46-5] SODIUM ARSENITE * [13464-42-1] Sodium diarsenate * [10103-60-3] Sodium dihydrogen arsenate * [12005-86-6] Sodium hexafluoroarsenate [60189-99-3] Sodium Oxidoarsonous Acid [59260-68-3] Sodium, arsino- [5255-19-6] sodium;dimethoxyarsinate * [13464-68-1] Strontium arsenate * [91724-16-2]
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