organophosphorus Definition
organo·phos·pho·rus (ôr′gə nō fäs′fə rəs, ôr gan′ō-)
adjective
of an organic compound containing phosphorus
organophosphorus Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- insecticide: However, organophosphorus insecticides accounted for 77 % of the weight of insecticide active ingredients used.
- poisoning: As there are no clinical features specific to organophosphorus poisoning, diagnosis requires a high index of suspicion.
- compound: Case Insert: A 20 year old female was bought to the casualty department one hour following the ingestion of an organophosphorus compound.
- dip: The Commission will be aware, for example, of the concerns over the effects of organophosphorus sheep dips on human health.
Browse dictionary entries near organophosphorus
- ‹ organophosphate
- ‹ organon
- ‹ organometallic
- ‹ organology
- ‹ organoleptic
- ‹ organography
- ‹ organogenesis
- ‹ organochlorine
- ‹ organo-
- ‹ organizing
- organosol ›
- organotherapy ›
- organotropic ›
- organotropism ›
- organum ›
- organza ›
- organzine ›
- orgasm ›
- orgeat ›
- orgiast ›

