10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PRUSSIC ACID» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
prussic acid in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
prussic acid im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Further Observations on the Internal Use of the Hydro-cyanic ...
Chemical History of the Hydro-cyanic, or Prussic ' Acid - - - - 3 2. Method of
procuring the Hydro-cyanic Acid for Medical purposes. - s - 6 Scheele's Process -
- - 7 Vauquelin's Process - - - 8 3. Physical Properties of the Prussic Acid - 10 4.
Augustus Bozzi Granville, 1819
2
Numerous Cases Illustrative of the Efficacy of the ...
John Elliotson. selves. These, being attacked early, soon subsided; But a severe
gastrodynia, with which they had commenced, continued in spite of the common
remedies. The prussic acid was ordered for him also in somewhat larger doses.
3
Treatment of the diseases of the eye, by means of
prussic ...
Cases in which the vapour of prussic acid was employed for the cure of
Ophthalmic disease, by Donald J. Maclean, M.D., Lie. Roy. Col. Surg, in
Edinburgh. " I have been induced, for my own satisfaction, (in consequence of
some observations ...
Since prussic acid (HCN) inhibits cytochrome oxidase, which is the final step of
the respiratory chain, it is a very potent poison (section 5.5). Ten percent of all
plants are estimated to use this poison as a defense against being eaten by
animals.
Prussic acid is a water solution of hydrogen cyanide, a poisonous gas with an
odor variously described as resembling that of oil of almonds, peach blossoms or
maraschino cherries. In a stoppered, partially filled bottle of prussic acid, the air ...
6
Report of the trial of John Thomson alias Peter Walker ...
For the murder of Agnes Montgomery by prussic acid, and subsequent
administration prussic acid to Agnes Stenhouse or Mason and Archibald Mason
John Thomson, Scotland. Circuit Court of Justiciary (Western District). being only
a trifle ...
John Thomson, Scotland. Circuit Court of Justiciary (Western District), 1858
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The Pharmaceutical journal ...: A weekly record of pharmacy ...
Mr. Champneys thought the quantity iu the stomach was sufficient to occasion
death. He could not tell what quantity was present. He had never seen a person
who had died from prussic acid. In answer to the question of a juryman whether
the ...
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, 1845
8
A Formulary for the Preparation and Medical Administration ...
Medicinal prussic acid .... 1 drachm. This is added to pectoral mixtures, and
substituted for other syrups. Mixture for Lotions. Medicinal hydrocyanic acid . . 1
to 2 drachms. Lettuce water 1 pint. The proportion of acid may be increased to
four ...
9
A Dictionary of Chemistry ...
One ten-thousandth part of prussic acid may be detected in water, by the addition
of a few drops of solution of sulphate of iron. This test, although delicate, is
surpassed by another, in which copper is used, and which will detect ^.thny of ...
10
Elements of Chemistry: In which the Recent Discoveries in ...
Hydrocyanic acid 27. 1 p. Cyanogen 26+1 p. Hydrogen 1. Prussic Acid.
Cyanogen is obtained by simply heating cyanuret, or prus- siate of mercury as
above described. Hydrocyanic, or prussic acid is composed of cyanogen and
hydrogen.
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PRUSSIC ACID» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
prussic acid im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Grazing management of summer annual grasses
It does not present a danger from prussic acid as do the sorghum species. To achieve good productive stands, pearl millet should be established into a prepared ... «CattleNetwork.com, Jul 15»
Annual forages add options for cow-calf producers
Unlike sudangrass, sorghum- sudangrass and forage sorghum, pearl millet doesn't accumulate prussic acid, which means that cattle wouldn't have to be ... «Missouri Farmer Today, Jun 15»
Is Your Fridge Trying To Kill You? 10 Deadly Foods You Didn't Know …
Apples, cherries and some other fruits contain a type of hydrogen cyanide called prussic acid. So, even though swallowing the odd cherry pit isn't going to do ... «2DayFM, Feb 15»
Organic alert: Whole Foods almonds contain potentially 'fatal' natural …
almonds commonly called hydrogen cyanide but known technically as glycoside amygdalin transforms into toxic prussic acid after an almond is crushed or ... «Genetic Literacy Project, Nov 14»
Hydrocyanic acid forces recall of Tapioca chips
Hydrocyanic acid is a solution of hydrogen cyanide in water and is a poisonous weak acid also called prussic acid. The products, which originated in India, have ... «FoodQualityNews.com, Okt 14»
Prussic acid testing in forages
Some forage species can develop prussic acid poisoning potential when harmed by frost and management practices should be followed to prevent poisoning of ... «CattleNetwork.com, Okt 14»
Frost brings risk of prussic acid poisoning
They do not thrive under cool, wet growing conditions and there is the risk for prussic acid poisoning of livestock when forage is harvested soon after a frost. «Fond du Lac Reporter, Sep 14»
Caution: Prussic acid poisoning can be a problem during grazing
Use caution when grazing sorghum/sudan grass during periods when these forages may be experiencing stress, whether drought or frost stress, as prussic acid ... «CattleNetwork.com, Sep 14»
An Honor for Elemental (the cyanide version)
The veterinarian who autopsied the animals, called it prussic acid poisoning. Prussic acid is an old-time term for hydrogen cyanide (derived from hydrocyanic ... «Wired, Dez 13»
Prussic acid advisory on sorghum, sudangrasses
Because of the danger of prussic acid poisoning for livestock from the frosted foliage of those species, University of Wisconsin Extension Service forage ... «Wisfarmer, Okt 13»
