Biology, asked by Tanisha2122, 1 year ago

what is mercurochrome in biology?

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Answered by Vishad091203

Mercurochromeis a proprietary formulation of merbromin, which was once popular as a topical antiseptic. Mercurochrome was deemed ineffective for that purpose and removed from the US market in 1998; it continues to be widely used in other countries.

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