Scheele's Green, a compound in which this element is present with Copper, Hydrogen, and Oxygen, was formerly used to color candles and as an insecticide. When heated in air, t
Scheele's Green, a compound in which this element is present with Copper, Hydrogen, and Oxygen, was formerly used to color candles and as an insecticide. When heated in air, this element forms a garlic-scented compound (*), and by itself, in solid form, this element is soft and unstable. It disrupts ATP production, and this yellow element was allegedly used as a poison to kill Napoleon and George III. FTP, identify this metalloid with atomic number 33 whose chemical symbol is As.
Scheele's Green, a compound in which this element is present with Copper, Hydrogen, and Oxygen, was formerly used to color candles and as an insecticide.
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