iodo-
Americancombining form
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Origin of iodo-
Combining form representing New Latin iōdum iodine
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The corresponding iodo compound is known as erythrosin.
From Project Gutenberg
I have had occasion to prove the efficacy of this mixture in two cases of cascabel bites, one on a buck, the other on a dog; and it occurred to me that the same explanation of its action might be given as above for the platinum salt, viz., the formation of an insoluble iodo compound as with ordinary alkaloids if the snake poison really belongs to this class.
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