mercuric iodide

mercuric iodide
mercuric iodide n a red crystalline poisonous salt HgI2 which becomes yellow when heated above 126°C (259°F) and has been used as a topical antiseptic

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  • potassium mercuric iodide — noun : a poisonous yellow deliquescent crystalline complex salt K2HgI4 used as a disinfectant and as a chemical reagent; potassium tetra iodomercurate(II) see nessler s reagent …   Useful english dictionary

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