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[*] posted on 22-8-2018 at 12:39
Any use for this?


Vintage bottle labeled methiolate
Any use in chemistry?

It’s a reddish orange colored liquid almost full, I thinks this is the same stuff my parents used to put on scratches and scrapes.


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[*] posted on 22-8-2018 at 12:42


Isn't that the organomercury compound that used to be used a topical medicine?



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[*] posted on 22-8-2018 at 14:18


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thiomersal
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[*] posted on 22-8-2018 at 14:22


Quote: Originally posted by Loptr  
Isn't that the organomercury compound that used to be used a topical medicine?


What you're talking about is thimerosal, sometimes known as "MeRthiolate" (note the capital R)
I guess some company dropped the R on the label?
That's probably what it is.

EDIT: Sulaiman and I posted at the same time, I promise I'm not copying you.

[Edited on 22-8-2018 by Vosoryx]




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