diphenylaminechlorarsine

diphenylaminechlorarsine
/duy fen'l euh meen'klaw rahr"seen, -kloh-, -am'euhn-, -feen'-/, n. Chem.
adamsite.
[DIPHENYLAMINE + CHLOR-2 + ARSINE]

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