Arsenic, Trichlo′′ride of
Cooley's Cyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Collateral Information · 1880 · p. 9
AsCl 3 . Syn. Chlo′′ride of a. , Arsen′ici terchlori′dum , ., L. Prep. 1. From a mixture of white arsenic, 1 part; and bichloride of mercury, 6 parts; both in powder, carefully distilled into a well-cooled receiver. 2. Gently boil powdered white arsenic for some time in hydrochloric acid to which a little nitric acid has been added; then concentrate cautiously by evaporation, and distil as before. It is also produced, with the disengagement of heat and light, when powdered metallic arsenic is thrown into gaseous chlorine. Prop., . A colourle , volatile, highly poisonous liquid, decomposed by water into arsenious acid and hydrochloric acid. It has been employed as a caustic in cancer and venereal warts; but its use requires the greatest caution.
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