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The 19 pages that link to Arsenic, each with the reason it gives.

• PhosphorusCompared with: Arsenate can mimic phosphate in cells, though it disrupts rather than sustains metabolism.

• Gallium arsenideRelated: Arsenic supplies the group-V constituent in the GaAs lattice.

• MetalloidBroader topic: Arsenic compounds enable gallium arsenide electronics, despite arsenic’s toxicity.

• BismuthCompared with: The contrast highlights how metallic character increases down bismuth’s periodic-table group.

• ArsineNarrower topic: Arsenic is the central atom in arsine and determines its characteristic chemistry.

• Arsenic acidRelated: Its +5 oxidation state forms the central atom in arsenic acid.

• ArsenopyriteRelated: Arsenopyrite contains arsenic, which can be released during mining and weathering.

• Arsenic pentoxideNarrower topic: The element’s oxidation states and bonding determine the oxide’s composition and reactivity.

• CobaltiteRelated: Arsenic forms part of cobaltite’s sulfarsenide composition.

• LewisiteNarrower topic: Lewisite’s systemic poisoning reflects the toxicity of its arsenic content.

• OrpimentNarrower topic: Arsenic is the toxic element that gives orpiment its hazardous character.

• RealgarNarrower topic: Arsenic makes up most of realgar’s formula and drives its toxicity.

• Arsenic trioxideNarrower topic: Arsenic trioxide is one of arsenic’s common oxide compounds.

• Arsenous acidNarrower topic: Its +3 oxidation state and bonding determine arsenous acid’s composition.

• Paris greenNarrower topic: Arsenic in Paris green makes ingestion and exposure hazardous.

• LoellingiteRelated: Arsenic forms the paired anions in loellingite’s FeAs₂ structure.

• Mathieu OrfilaRelated: Arsenic became a central challenge for the detection methods of Orfila’s era.

• Pnictogen hydrideRelated: Its hydride is more thermally unstable and acutely toxic than ammonia.

• SperryliteRelated: Arsenic occupies half of sperrylite’s stoichiometric formula, PtAs₂.