Mercuric chloride

General Application:

Mercurous chloride finds uses as a purgative (laxative), and in the preparation of insecticides and medicines. It has also been used to treat infections of intestinal worms and as a fungicide in agriculture. Mercurous chloride has been most often used as a treatment for intestinal worms. Mercuric chloride is used in a umpolung reaction to remove dithiane groups attached to a carbonyl. Also, the use of mercuric chloride as a stabilizing agent can benefit chemicals and analytical samples.

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