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Poisons, Their Effects and Detection: A Manual for the Use of Analytical Chemists and Experts — John Shaqi

Poisons, Their Effects and Detection: A Manual for the Use of Analytical Chemists and ExpertsBlyth, Alexander Wynter

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Poisons, Their Effects and Detection: A Manual for the Use of Analytical Chemists and Experts

Name: Poisons, Their Effects and Detection: A Manual for the Use of Analytical Chemists and Experts
Author: Blyth, Alexander Wynter

Blyth, Alexander Wynter

Poisons

Properties and Sources of Carbolic Acid,                 165, 166
Different Forms of Carbolic Acid--Calvert’s Carbolic Acid Powder
       --Carbolic Acid Soaps,                                   166, 167
Uses of Carbolic Acid,                                        167
Statistics Relative to Poisoning by Carbolic Acid,        167-169
Fatal Dose,                                                   169
Effects on Animals--Infusoria--Fish--Frogs,              169, 170
Effects on Warm-Blooded Animals,                              170
Symptoms Produced in Man--External Application--Action on the
       Skin--Effects of the Vapour--Use of Carbolic Acid Lotions--
       Injections, &c.--Illustrative Cases,                      170-172
Internal Administration--Illustrative Cases,                  173
General Review of the Symptoms induced by Carbolic Acid, 173, 174
Changes Produced in the Urine by Carbolic Acid,          174, 175
The Action of Carbolic Acid considered Physiologically,  175, 176
Forms under which Carbolic Acid is Excreted,                  176
_Post-mortem_ Appearances,                               176, 177


  _Tests for Carbolic Acid._

(1) The Pine-Wood Test--(2) Ammonia and Hypochlorite Test--(3)
       Ferric Chloride--(4) Bromine,                            177, 178
Quantitative Estimation of Carbolic Acid,                178, 179
Properties of Cresol, and Tests for Distinguishing Cresol and
       Carbolic Acid,                                                179
Properties of Creasote--Tests,                           179, 180
Separation of Carbolic Acid from Organic Fluids or
       Tissues,                                                 180, 181
Examination of the Urine for Phenol or Cresol,                181
Assay of Disinfectants, Carbolic Acid Powders--E. Waller’s
       Process--Koppeschaar’s Volumetric Method--Colorimetric Method of
       Estimation,                                               181-183
Carbolic Acid Powders,                                        183
Carbolic Acid Soaps,                                          183


  X. NITRO-BENZENE.

Properties and Varieties,                                183, 184
Effects of Poisoning by Nitro-Benzene,                        184
Illustrative Cases of Poisoning by Nitro-Benzene Vapour, 184, 185
Effects Produced by taking Liquid Nitro-Benzene,         185, 186
Fatal Dose,                                              186, 187
Pathological Appearances,                                     187
The Essential Action of Nitro-Benzene,                   187, 188
Detection and Separation from the Animal Tissues,             188


  XI. DINITRO-BENZOL.

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