Chemical Compound Review:
ARSENOBETAINE 2-trimethylarsoniumylethanoate
Synonyms:
CCRIS 5277, AG-G-41842, BCR626_FLUKA, AC1L2HXX, LS-21924, ...
This record was replaced with 47365.
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