A complex synthetic compound combining arsenic, phenyl groups, and glycine, developed for medicinal or research purposes in early pharmacology.
Combines 'arsenic,' 'phenyl' (benzene ring), and 'glycine' (an amino acid). This lengthy chemical name reflects systematic nomenclature for complex synthetic drugs.
Names like 'arsenophenylglycin' show how early chemists tried to encode the molecule's structure into its name—a practice that still happens, though now we use simpler chemical formulas instead.
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