Poisonous gas

Gas-ventil, n. gas valve, -verbrauch, m. gas consumption. -verdichter, m. gas compressor. -verfltissigung, /. liquefaction of gas(es). -vergiftung, /. gas poisoning, -ver-schluss, m. gas seal, -volum, -volumen, n. gas volume, volume of gas. [Pg.172]

On May 1-2, 1974, a field from the Zhdanov Collective Farm in the Krivoozersk Region was treated with polychlorpinen. On May 15-25, 57 female collective farm workers worked in this field with no complaints. From May 30-June 6 the field was fertilized with ammonium nitrate, and on June 8 it rained. When, on June 11, the same 57 women worked in this field again, by 2pm all developed acute gas poisoning (the concentration of polychlorpinen in the air over the field three days later was only 0.04 mg/m3). [Pg.46]

How did soldiers avoid chlorine gas poisoning at the Second Battle of Ypres ... [Pg.242]

Winternitz, M.C, Lambert, R.A., and Jackson, L. 1920. The pathology of phosgene poisoning. In Collected studies on the pathology of was gas poisoning. New Haven, CT Yale Univ. Press pp. 35-66. [Pg.80]

Drinker, P. 1932. Hydrocyanic acid gas poisoning by absorption through the skin. J. Ind. Hyg. 14 1—... [Pg.277]

Any rational approach to the study of antidotes for nerve-gas poisoning must take this firm attachment into account. It has been observed that, in experiments in vitro, the D.F.P.-poisoned heart recovers to an appreciable extent in the presence of hydroxylamine. With this experiment in mind I. B. Wilson1 has examined the action of hydroxylamine derivatives and has had considerable success with nictonic hydroxamic acid meth-iodide (IV). The reaction envisaged here is a nucleophilic attack... [Pg.205]

Winternitz, M. C. Collected Studies on the Pathology of War Gas Poisoning. New Haven Yale University Press, 1920. 165 pp. [Pg.322]

Some authorities attribute the increase in lung cancer in nonsmokers to radon gas poisoning. Several studies found no positive correlation between the rate of cancer and the number of homes that had been exposed to radon for large groups of individuals in several countries. A seeming incongruity is the fact that radon does have some usefulness as a radiation source for some cancer treatments. [Pg.274]

Stein AA, Kirwan WE Chloroacetophenone (tear gas) poisoning Clinico-pathological report. 7 Forensic Sci 9 374—382, 1964... [Pg.144]

Banerjee BD, Dwivedi S, Singh S Acute hydrogen selenide gas poisoning admissions in one of the hospitals in Delhi, India case report. Hum Exp Toxicol 16 276-8, 1997... [Pg.394]

Case RAM, Lea AJ Mustard gas poisoning, chronic bronchitis and lung cancer. An investigation into the possibility that poisoning by mustard gas in the 1914-18 war might be a factor in the production of neoplasia. Br J Prev Soc Med 9 62-72, 1955... [Pg.503]

Yamada A, Hirose F, Nagai M, et al Five cases of cancer of the larynx found in persons who suffered from occupational mustard gas poisoning. Gann 48 366-368, 1957... [Pg.503]

Fukunaga T, Yamamoto H, Tanegashima A, et al Liquefied petroleum gas poisoning Report of two cases and review of the... [Pg.597]

Barkman, R., Edgren, B., and Sundwall, A Self-administration of pralidoxime In nerve gas poisoning with a note on the stability of the drug. J. Pharm. Pharmacol. 15 671-677, 1963. [Pg.37]

Cowen, S.O. The After-effects of Gas-Poisoning, with Special Reference to Lung Lesions. Med. J. Australia 2 369-372, 1919. [Pg.129]

Gas, Poisonous. Same as Gas, Toxic described in Vol 2 of Encycl under CHEMICAL AGENTS, pp C165-R to C171... [Pg.672]

Division 2.2 Non-flammable, non-poisonous compressed gas Division 2.3 Gas poisonous by inhalation Division 2.4 Corrosive gas Class 3 Flammable liquid and Combustible liquid... [Pg.8]

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