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

by Alexander Wynter Blyth

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Contents

  1. Preface to the Third Edition
  2. I.—The Old Poison-Lore
  3. II.—Growth and Development of the Modern Methods of Chemically Detecting Poisons
  4. I.—Definition of Poison
  5. II.—Classification of Poisons
  6. III.—Statistics
  7. V.—Life-Tests; or the Identification of Poison by Experiments on Animals
  8. VI.—General Method of Procedure in Searching for Poison
  9. VII.—The Spectroscope as an aid to the Identification of certain Poisons
  10. I.—Carbon Monoxide
  11. II.—Chlorine
  12. III.—Hydric Sulphide (Sulphuretted Hydrogen)
  13. I.—Sulphuric Acid
  14. II.—Hydrochloric Acid
  15. III.—Nitric Acid
  16. IV.—Acetic Acid
  17. V.—Ammonia
  18. VI.—Caustic Potash and Soda
  19. VII.—Neutral Sodium, Potassium, and Ammonium Salts
  20. I.—Hydrocarbons
  21. II.—Camphor
  22. III.—Alcohols
  23. IV.—Ether
  24. V.—Chloroform
  25. VI.—Other Anæsthetics
  26. VII.—Chloral
  27. VIII.—Bisulphide of Carbon
  28. IX.—The Tar Acids—Phenol—Cresol
  29. X.—Nitro-Benzene
  30. XI.—Dinitro-benzol
  31. XII.—Hydrocyanic Acid
  32. XIII.—Phosphorus
  33. Division I.—Vegetable Alkaloids (part 1)
  34. Division I.—Vegetable Alkaloids (part 2)
  35. Division II.—Glucosides
  36. Division III.—Certain Poisonous Anhydrides of Organic Acids
  37. Division IV.—Various Vegetable Poisonous Principles—Not Admitting of Classification Under the Previous Three Divisions
  38. Division I.—Poisons Secreted by Living Animals
  39. Division II.—Ptomaines—Toxines
  40. Division III.—Food Poisoning
  41. Part VIII.—The Oxalic Acid Group of Poisons
  42. Certain Oxalic Bases—Oxalmethyline—Oxalpropyline
  43. I.—Precipitated from A Hydrochloric Acid Solution by Hydric Sulphide—Precipitate Yellow or Orange. Arsenic—Antimony—Cadmium
  44. II.—Precipitated by Hydric Sulphide in Hydrochloric Acid Solution—Black. Lead—Copper—Bismuth—Silver—Mercury
  45. III.—Precipitated by Hydric Sulphide from A Neutral Solution. Zinc—Nickel—Cobalt
  46. IV.—Precipitated by Ammonium Sulphide. Iron—Chromium—Thallium—Aluminium—Uranium
  47. V.—Alkaline Earths
  48. Treatment by Antidotes or otherwise of Cases of Poisoning
  49. Treatment
  50. Domestic Ready Remedies for Poisoning

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