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An element on the Periodic Table of elements.
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What is an arsinic acid?
An arsinic acid is an acid, formula H2As(=O)OH, or any of its hydrocarbyl derivatives.
What is the electron configuration for arsinic?
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What is arsenic used for?
Arsenic can be used as a weed killer-it is often sprayed from airplanes over cotton fields to destroy boll-weevil infestations.Also is used as a wood preservative, giving a characteristic green tint. It can be used as a poison and produce useful medical products.
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