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Agent Name Lead II acetate trihydrate
CAS Number 6080-56-4
Formula C4-H6-O4.Pb.3H2-O
Major Category Metals
Synonyms Acetic acid, lead(+2) salt trihydrate; Bis(acetato)trihydroxytrilead; Bleiazetat [German]; Lead acetate trihydrate; Lead diacetate trihydrate; Lead(II) acetate trihydrate; [ChemIDplus] Sugar of lead; [Ullmann] UN1616
Category Metals, Other Compounds
Description Water soluble white powder; [CAMEO]
Sources/Uses Used as a cotton dye mordant, a water repellant, and as a raw material in cosmetics and to make other lead compounds; [Ullmann]
Comments See "Lead."
Exposure Assessment
Explanatory Notes Melting point equals 167 deg F; [CAMEO]
Adverse Effects
Neurotoxin Motor Neuropathy
Hepatotoxin Hepatotoxin, Secondary
Nephrotoxin Yes
Reproductive Toxin Yes
IARC Carcinogen Probable Carcinogen
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