| tetrachlormethane |
carbon tetrachloride, CCl4.
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| tetrachloroethane |
acetylene tetrachloride, formed by the reaction of acetylene and chlorine; an industrial solvent and intermediate in the synthesis of chlorinated hydrocarbons. If ingested it causes a hepatotoxic condition called tetrachloroethane poisoning (see under poisoning).
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| tetrachloroethane p. |
a form of poisoning in munition workers caused by inhalation of fumes of tetrachloroethane, and marked by toxic jaundice, headache, anorexia, and gastrointestinal disturbance.
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| tetrachlorphenoxide |
a fungicide used for the preservation of lumber; it may cause a dermatitis in workmen.
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| tetrachrome s. |
a stain combining eosin Y, methylene blue, azur A, and methylene violet, in methyl alcohol.
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