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Electrochemical synthesis and structural characterization of bis(triphenylphosphine)copper(I) fluoroacetates

Journal of the Chemical Society Dalton Transactions, 1994
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Robert D Hart, Peter C Healy, Gregory A Hope   +2 more
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Oxidation of iodine compounds using xenonium(II) bis(fluoroacetates)

Journal of Fluorine Chemistry, 1992
V.K. Brel, N.S. Zefirov, V.I. Uvarov
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Mechanistic insights into the dehalogenation reaction of fluoroacetate/fluoroacetic acid

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2015
Fluoroacetate is a toxic compound whose environmental accumulation may represent an important contamination problem, its elimination is therefore a challenging issue. Fluoroacetate dehalogenase catalyzes its degradation through a two step process initiated by an SN2 reaction in which the aspartate residue performs a nucleophilic attack on the carbon ...
Miranda Rojas, Sebastián, Toro Labbé, Alejandro   +1 more
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Subacute Fluoroacetate Poisoning

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1981
Fluoroacetic acid and some other monofluoro-compounds are among the most poisonous substances known. In man symptoms of poisoning begin after a latent period of one-half to several hours and death follows rapidly. Convulsions and arrhythmia are common terminal signs. No specific changes have been found at postmortem. It is suggested, but unproven, that
R A, Peters, H, Spencer, P L, Bidstrup
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Sodium Fluoroacetate Poisoning

Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1975
We observed a case of poisoning with sodium fluoroacetate, and extremely lethal rodenticide that has had relatively strict controls placed on its use. The case was unusual in the very long time the rodenticide had been present in the home, the mild nature of the poisoning, and the remarkably delayed onset of serious central nervous system symptoms.
J R, Reigart, J L, Brueggeman, J E, Keil
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Defluorination of fluoroacetate in the rat

Life Sciences, 1977
Abstract Rats given 5 ppm F as FAc (equivalent to 26 ppm of NaFac) in the drinking water for approximately four months deposited as much fluoride in the skeletal system as did rats receiving 5 ppm F as NaF in the water. Little evidence could be found for the presence of organically bound fluoride in bone after ingesting FAc, though an appreciable ...
Frank A. Smith, Dwight E. Gardner, Charles L. Yuile, Ofelia H. de Lopez, Larry L. Hall   +4 more
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Sodium Fluoroacetate Poisoning

Toxicological Reviews, 2006
Sodium fluoroacetate was introduced as a rodenticide in the US in 1946. However, its considerable efficacy against target species is offset by comparable toxicity to other mammals and, to a lesser extent, birds and its use as a general rodenticide was therefore severely curtailed by 1990.
Alex T, Proudfoot, Sally M, Bradberry, J Allister, Vale   +2 more
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FLUOROACETATE POISONING

American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1950
DURING the war years intensive investigations were conducted in this country with the object of discovering a more effective rodenticide than had previously been available. As a result of these studies, sodium fluoroacetate (CH2FCOONa) was introduced as a rodenticide and reported on by Kalmbach.1During this early period of investigation the laboratory ...
D C, GAJDUSEK, G, LUTHER
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Fluoroacetate

2015
Action of fluoroacetate (FA) becomes apparent after a latent period, even after exposure to lethal doses. The best known representative of FA is its sodium salt. There are also series of fluorinated compounds which metabolism is connected with formation of FA.
Goncharov, Nikolay V., Savelieva, E. I., Zinchenko, V., Kuznetsov, S., Mindukshev, I. V., Vinokurov, M., Avdonin, P., Voitenko, Natalia G., Ukolov, A., Orlova, O. I., Jenkins, R. O., Kuznetsov, A.   +11 more
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Fluoroacetate and Cyanocobalamin Absorption in the Rat

Nature, 1964
IT has been shown in this laboratory that the administration of fluoroacetate to 3-month-old female rats of the Scott–Russ strain inhibits the absorption of cyanocobalamin1. This was done by tube-feeding each animal with 15 ng 58Co-labelled cyanocobalamin 2 h after it had received an intraperitoneal injection (80 µg/100 g body-wt.) of sodium ...
A L, LATNER, A W, HODSON
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