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thallous chloride

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thallous chloride [′thal·əs ′klȯr‚īd]
(inorganic chemistry)
thallium chloride


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Amersham Mediphysics, Arlington Heights, IL, received a 10-item 483 from FDA following a June 2001 investigation of a broken bottle of thallous chloride that was later recycled and used in distributed product.
Broken bottle, glass contamination the focus of Amersham inspection. ... by Validation Times
Amersham Mediphysics, Arlington Heights, IL, Chicago District Amersham Mediphysics, Arlington Heights, IL, received a 10-item 483 from FDA following a June 2001 investigation of a broken bottle of thallous chloride that and was later recycled and used in distributed product.
Broken bottle, glass contamination the focus of Amersham inspection. ... by Inspection Monitor
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