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isoflurophate

isoflurophate

[‚ī·sə′flu̇r·ə‚fāt]
(pharmacology)
[(CH3)2CHO]2P(O)F A liquid that forms hydrofluoric acid in the presence of moisture: used as a cholinergic drug in eye diseases in humans and as a miotic drug in animals.
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