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Arsenic trioxide, its compounds have a wide range of uses. In the field of medicine, it has been used in ancient times. In the past, doctors investigated its characteristics and occasionally used trace amounts as medicine to treat various diseases. Such as scabies, syphilis and other skin diseases, arsenic trioxide preparations can be used externally, with its special pharmacology, to achieve the effect of treating diseases. In the treatment of swelling and ulcers, there are also attempts. Ancient physicians, insight into its toxicity and medicinal properties, or with other drugs, made into pills, hoping to inhibit swelling and eliminate knots, but when using drugs, they were cautious to avoid its toxic harm.
In industry, arsenic trioxide is also important. In metallurgy, it can be used as a flux. When melting metals, adding an appropriate amount of arsenic trioxide can reduce the melting point of the ore, make the metal more easily melted, improve the efficiency of smelting, and optimize the quality of the metal. In the glass manufacturing industry, arsenic trioxide is a commonly used clarifying agent. When glass is melted, bubbles persist in it, affecting its transparency and quality. Arsenic trioxide can reduce the surface tension of the glass liquid, causing bubbles to escape, making the glass clearer and more uniform, and improving the appearance and practical value of glass products.
Furthermore, in the agricultural field, in the past, arsenic trioxide compounds may have been used as pesticides. Its toxicity can kill pests and protect crops. However, due to excessive toxicity, it is potentially dangerous to the environment and humans and animals, and has gradually been replaced by other safe pesticides.
All of these are the past uses of arsenic trioxide and its compounds. Although the effect is significant, the toxicity cannot be underestimated. Nowadays, the application has been improved and standardized to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Arsenic trioxide, the chemical and chemical properties of its compounds are as follows:
Arsenic trioxide, commonly known as arsenic, is a white odorless powder with a slightly sweet and sour taste. Under normal temperature and pressure, its properties are relatively stable. The melting point is about 320.2 ° C, and the boiling point is 465 ° C.
In terms of solubility, arsenic trioxide is slightly soluble in water, and its aqueous solution is acidic. However, it is soluble in acids and alkalis. If it interacts with hydrochloric acid, it can form arsenic trichloride; when it reacts with sodium hydroxide, it forms sodium arsenite.
From the perspective of chemical activity, arsenic trioxide has the characteristics of amphoteric oxides. Due to the properties of both acidic oxides, it can react with alkalis to form salts and water; and it has the properties of some alkaline oxides, which can react with acids. In addition, arsenic trioxide is + 3 valent and in the intermediate valence state, so it has both oxidizing and reducing properties. When it is a strong reducing agent, it can be reduced to a lower valence state of arsenic compounds; when it is a strong oxidizing agent, it will be oxidized to + 5 valent arsenic compounds.
In terms of physical properties, arsenic trioxide has a density of about 3.86 g/cm ³, a fine texture, and a flour-like appearance. When it is heated and sublimated, it will produce white smoke. Due to its extreme toxicity, extreme caution is required when using and storing to prevent poisoning accidents.

Arsenic trioxide, its compounds, when storing and transporting, pay attention to many matters.
Arsenic trioxide is extremely toxic and affects human life. When storing, a sturdy and sealed container must be selected to prevent leakage. It should be placed in a dry, cool and well-ventilated place, away from fire and heat sources, because it is heated or dangerous. At the same time, it is also necessary to avoid contact with acids, alkalis and strong oxidants to prevent chemical reactions and generate more dangerous substances.
When transporting, it is necessary to follow strict regulations and procedures. Transport personnel need to be professionally trained and familiar with the characteristics of arsenic trioxide and emergency treatment methods. Transportation vehicles should also ensure that they are in good condition and equipped with corresponding safety facilities and protective equipment. During transportation, close monitoring should be carried out to prevent vehicle bumps and collisions from causing package damage. If a leak occurs during transportation, do not panic and immediately activate an emergency plan. Quickly evacuate the surrounding population, set up warning signs, and strictly prohibit unrelated personnel from approaching. At the same time, take effective measures to collect and clean up the leakage to avoid its spread causing greater harm to the environment.
Furthermore, whether it is storage or transportation, relevant places and vehicles must be clearly marked, indicating that the stored and transported material is arsenic trioxide, warning others that this material is toxic and should not be approached or touched at will. In this way, the safety of arsenic trioxide during storage and transportation can be guaranteed to the greatest extent, accidents can be avoided, and people's lives and environmental safety can be protected.

Arsenic trioxide, the preparation method of its compounds is as follows:
To make arsenic trioxide, the common method is to extract from arsenic-containing minerals. In nature, minerals such as realgar (As S) and orpiment (As ® S 🥰) contain arsenic. Such arsenic-containing minerals are first roasted, and at appropriate temperatures and aerobic environments, arsenic sulfides will chemically react with oxygen. Taking realgar as an example, the reaction is roughly as follows: As S + 7O ² roasting === 2As 🥰 O 🥰 + 4SO 🥰. In this reaction, the generated sulfur dioxide escapes as a gas, while arsenic trioxide remains. Arsenic trioxide can be collected by condensation and other means in the future. This process requires attention to sulfur dioxide as a harmful gas and should be properly handled to avoid polluting the environment.
There are also arsenic trioxide preparations using arsenic as the starting material. The arsenic is burned in sufficient oxygen, and the arsenic reacts violently with oxygen to form arsenic trioxide. The chemical reaction equation is: 4As + 3 O ₂ ==== 2 As 2O O. Although this method is simple in principle, in actual operation, due to the toxicity of arsenic, the operating environment and personnel protection requirements are quite high, so caution is required.
There are also arsenic-containing compounds prepared by chemical conversion. For example, some arsenates can be gradually converted into arsenic trioxide under specific reduction conditions. However, such methods usually require multi-step reactions and strict control of reaction conditions. It is necessary to precisely control factors such as temperature, pH, and reactant concentration to achieve higher yield and purity.

Chromium trioxide is a strong oxidizing agent, which is highly corrosive and toxic. There are many safety precautions when using its compounds, so it is necessary to be cautious.
First, protective equipment must be comprehensive. When taking and handling chromium trioxide compounds, you should wear protective clothing, which must be able to resist its corrosion, and the material must be dense and durable. At the same time, you must wear protective gloves. The material of the gloves should be able to effectively block the erosion of chromium trioxide, such as specific rubber materials. Face protection is also indispensable. Goggles can prevent it from splashing into the eyes. If you are not careful, the consequences will be unimaginable. Gas masks can filter chromium trioxide dust and steam in the air to avoid inhalation and damage to the respiratory tract.
Second, the operating environment is crucial. It should be carried out in a well-ventilated place, and the best choice is in a fume hood. The fume hood can expel the volatile chromium trioxide vapor and dust in time, reduce the concentration in the air, and reduce the risk of inhalation by the operator. If the conditions do not have a fume hood, it is also necessary to ensure smooth air circulation in the operating space, and ventilation can be assisted by exhaust fans and other equipment.
Third, there is attention to both access and storage. Access follows the principle of "small amount and multiple times" to avoid accidental spillage caused by excessive use at one time. Tools used must be clean and dry to prevent contamination of chromium trioxide compounds. When storing, it should be placed in a cool, dry and ventilated place, away from flammable and combustible materials. Because of its strong oxidation, it is easy to cause combustion or even explosion when exposed to flammable materials. And it should be stored separately from reducing agents, acids,
Fourth, emergency treatment is well known. If you accidentally touch the skin, you should immediately rinse with a large amount of flowing water, rinse for no less than 15 minutes, and then seek medical treatment. If you splash into the eyes, quickly rinse with a large amount of water, blink while flushing, and then seek medical attention as soon as possible. In the event of a leak, personnel from the contaminated area of the leak should be quickly evacuated to a safe area for isolation and strict access restrictions. Emergency personnel wear self-contained positive pressure respirators and anti-acid and alkali overalls. Do not let leaks come into contact with combustible substances. Mix a small amount of leaks with sand, dry lime, or soda ash and collect them in a dry, clean, covered container. Build a dike or dig a pit for large leaks and transfer them to a tanker or dedicated collector for recycling or transportation to a waste treatment site for disposal.