MIT «CARBOLIC» VERWANDTE WÖRTER IM WÖRTERBUCH ENGLISCH
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CARBOLIC» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
carbolic in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
carbolic im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The Treatment of Hemorrhoids by Injections of
Carbolic Acid ...
This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words.
2
Carbolic Smoke Ball Presents Zombies Ate My Headlines
News unencumbered by the facts.
Judge Rufus Peckham, Judge, Tim Murray, Chad Hermann,
2008
Carbolic acid must not be confused with "crude carbolic acid" and "liquid carbolic
acid." For disinfecting purposes carbolic acid is generally used in watery solution,
though powders containing it are sold. A 5 per cent solution of crystallized ...
4
Legal Aspects of Business
Another classic case on advertisements is the Carbolic Smoke Ball case. A
company called the Carbolic Smoke Ball Ltd. was the manufacturer and vendor
of a medical preparation called the 'Carbolic Smoke Ball'.5 The contraption
consisted ...
5
Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
It has been variously named by different writers, phenic acid, phenyl alcohol,
hydrate of phenyl, coal-tar creasote, carbolic acid, and phenol, the latter of which
is the name under which it is generally treated of in textbooks, although carbolic ...
6
Forensic Medicine and Toxicology
Name some household remedies derived from carbolic acid. Creosote, resorcinol
are the derivatives of phenol used as household remedy for coughs and for
treatment of various skin lesions. What is the composition of Macdougall's
powder ?
7
"A Time to Heal": The Diffusion of Listerism in Victorian ...
Thomas Bryant, the chief surgeon at Guy's Hospital, had repeatedly tried Lister's
treatment in order to heal wounds and, for the most part, had positive outcomes
which he was "disposed to attribute ... in a great measure to the use of the
carbolic ...
FACT. SUMMARY: The Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. (D) advertised a reward to any
person contracting influenza after using the Carbolic Smoke Ball but refused to
pay such reward to Carlill (P) when she caught the influenza after using the ball.
Casenote Legal Briefs,
2007
(2) It is expensive (the pure phenol costs approximately 75 cents per pound).
CRUDE CARBOLIC ACID. Probably no substance is so widely used in this
country as a household and farm disinfectant as crude carbolic acid, and at the
same time ...
10
Some Common Disinfectants
SOME COMMON DISINFECTANTS. 7 adding 1 part of water to 9 parts of the
crystals. The pure carbolic acid is not well suited for disinfection on a large scale
on account of its cost. It is also not so powerful as other disinfectants which may
be ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «CARBOLIC» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
carbolic im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Italy's 'incorruptible' preserved saints remain displayed in churches …
He face remains unusually intact with the help of carbolic acid. According to the Daily Mail, incorruptibility can affect one specific body part, ... «Catholic Online, Jul 15»
Extremely rare Maidstone typhoid epidemic medal to go under the …
... clothing and bedding from houses where there had been cases of typhoid, and the houses were disinfected with sulphur and carbolic acid'.”. «Kent News, Jul 15»
Images of preserved saints whose remains are displayed for the …
Paula's body has been bathed in carbolic acid since her death in 1882 ... and many are encased in wax, silver or bathed in carbolic acid. «Daily Mail, Jul 15»
Smithills Hall to be used as pilot project to open up historic buildings …
Piped smells of baking bread, carbolic soap and coal fires — as well as sign language and symbols — will be used to make the experience more accessible for ... «The Bolton News, Jul 15»
Photographing the Real Bodies of Incorrupt Saints
St. Paula was given a bath in carbolic acid to help preserve her. Rome has several incorrupt men encased in silver, including Pope St. Pius V ... «Atlas Obscura, Jun 15»
Hennessy short story of the month: Fixing Things
It forced me to think of my brothers, those years ago, with their restless energy, their muscular arms, the bar of carbolic soap I could hardly hold ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Web Enhanced Opinion
MATTOON -- Mrs. Ida Purcell is dead at her home in Mattoon as a result of taking a dose of carbolic acid this morning, presumably with suicidal ... «Journal Gazette and Times-Courier, Jun 15»
Mary Cybulski/HBO Clive Owen in "The Knick"
The fact that people only started wearing gloves in the surgical theater because the carbolic solution they were putting instruments in was ... «Indie Wire, Jun 15»
Birmingham Mail Nostalgia - A look back at June 17 in years gone by
1867: Joseph Lister performed a mastectomy on his sister Isabella using carbolic acid as an antiseptic. It was the first operation using antiseptic ... «Birmingham Mail, Jun 15»
On This Day: June 17 - RMS Lancastria sunk by the Luftwaffe, 4000 …
1867 - Pioneer doctor Joseph Lister amputated a cancerous breast from his sister Isabella using carbolic acid as an antiseptic. The operation in ... «North Devon Journal, Jun 15»