Definition of arsine in English:

arsine

nounˈɑːsiːnˈɑrsin

mass nounChemistry

A poisonous gas smelling slightly of garlic, made by the reaction of some arsenides with acids.
Alternative name: arsenic trihydride; chemical formula: AsH₃
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the chemicals - including caustic hydrogen fluoride and deadly arsine gas - are toxic, and the fossil fuel consumed contributes to global warming, says Williams.
- Perhaps arsine is formed through the reactions between element arsenic and cleaning agents used in the cleaning process.
- Since the explosion yesterday morning, which jammed a main cargo door shut, gases including hydrogen, phosphine and arsine, a derivative of arsenic, have started venting from the cargo hold.
- No effects of airborne arsenic, gaseous arsine, and arsenic loading on arsenic levels were observed.
- The suspected gasses in the SIDS deaths were; arsine from arsenic, phosphine from phosphorus, and stibine from the element antimony.

Origin

Late 19th century: from arsenic, on the pattern of amine.

Definition of arsine in US English:

arsine

nounˈɑrsinˈärsēn

Chemistry

A poisonous gas smelling slightly of garlic, made by the reaction of some arsenides with acids.
Arsenic trihydride; chemical formula: AsH₃
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the chemicals - including caustic hydrogen fluoride and deadly arsine gas - are toxic, and the fossil fuel consumed contributes to global warming, says Williams.
- Since the explosion yesterday morning, which jammed a main cargo door shut, gases including hydrogen, phosphine and arsine, a derivative of arsenic, have started venting from the cargo hold.
- No effects of airborne arsenic, gaseous arsine, and arsenic loading on arsenic levels were observed.
- The suspected gasses in the SIDS deaths were; arsine from arsenic, phosphine from phosphorus, and stibine from the element antimony.
- Perhaps arsine is formed through the reactions between element arsenic and cleaning agents used in the cleaning process.

Origin

Late 19th century: from arsenic, on the pattern of amine.

单词	arsine
释义	Definition of arsine in English: arsine nounˈɑːsiːnˈɑrsin mass nounChemistry A poisonous gas smelling slightly of garlic, made by the reaction of some arsenides with acids. Alternative name: arsenic trihydride; chemical formula: AsH₃ Example sentencesExamples Some of the chemicals - including caustic hydrogen fluoride and deadly arsine gas - are toxic, and the fossil fuel consumed contributes to global warming, says Williams. Perhaps arsine is formed through the reactions between element arsenic and cleaning agents used in the cleaning process. Since the explosion yesterday morning, which jammed a main cargo door shut, gases including hydrogen, phosphine and arsine, a derivative of arsenic, have started venting from the cargo hold. No effects of airborne arsenic, gaseous arsine, and arsenic loading on arsenic levels were observed. The suspected gasses in the SIDS deaths were; arsine from arsenic, phosphine from phosphorus, and stibine from the element antimony. Origin Late 19th century: from arsenic, on the pattern of amine. Definition of arsine in US English: arsine nounˈɑrsinˈärsēn Chemistry A poisonous gas smelling slightly of garlic, made by the reaction of some arsenides with acids. Arsenic trihydride; chemical formula: AsH₃ Example sentencesExamples Some of the chemicals - including caustic hydrogen fluoride and deadly arsine gas - are toxic, and the fossil fuel consumed contributes to global warming, says Williams. Since the explosion yesterday morning, which jammed a main cargo door shut, gases including hydrogen, phosphine and arsine, a derivative of arsenic, have started venting from the cargo hold. No effects of airborne arsenic, gaseous arsine, and arsenic loading on arsenic levels were observed. The suspected gasses in the SIDS deaths were; arsine from arsenic, phosphine from phosphorus, and stibine from the element antimony. Perhaps arsine is formed through the reactions between element arsenic and cleaning agents used in the cleaning process. Origin Late 19th century: from arsenic, on the pattern of amine.
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