Toxicity salts

KHSO5 10.5 KHSO4. Water compatible but generates marginally toxic salt. 

Keller, H., W Kripe, H. Sous, and H. Mickter. 1956b. The pantothenates of streptomycin, viomycin, and neomycin New and less toxic salts. Antibiotics Annual, 1955-1956, edited by H. Welch and F. Marti-lban ez, 35-38. New York Medical Encyclopedia. 

A method of treating human mental disorders involving depression which comprises orally administering to a human affected by depression 5-(3-dimethylaminopropylidene) dibenzo[a,d][l,4]cycloheptadiene (amitriptyline) or its non-toxic salts in daily dosages of 25 to 250 mg of said compound. 

I. The toxic salts of sodium might contaminate the food, making it inedible. 

Dithiocarbamates, perhalogenmercaptans, sulfamides, copper salts, and ferric sulfate may be classified in this group. They all seem to be quite reactive against SH groups or are free radical generators. Detergents such as dodine and toxic salts such as sodium fluoride also have a multisite mode of action. 

Another environmental problem associated with sulfur is called acid mine drainage. Groundwater in both coal and metal sulfide mines can become contaminated with sulfuric acid. This is particularly a problem in the coal mines of the Appalachian Mountains. Coal deposits often contain pyrites. Metal ores can include toxic salts of zinc, lead, arsenic, copper, and aluminum. In both cases, acid mine drainage can kill fish and other aquatic organisms, as well as corrode boats and piers. Streams sometimes turn red in color because of the iron content from the mine... 

Select SCFs are inexpensive and non-toxic. Th reduce pollution Cost may prohibit large scale applications Extractim of toxic salts (with a suitable chelaticxi agent) and organics from contaminated water... 

Except this, UMT has also been used as a bioreporter for the selection of recombinant plasmids, as a marker for gene transcription in bacterial, yeast, and mammalian cells, and for the detection of toxic salts such as arsenite and antimonite. 

Salt-tolerant plants, known as halophytes, can be used to restore damt ed soils. Once toxic salt levels have been reduced, the plants die and other species of plants and grasses can be planted or restored to previously unusable lands. These technologies are particularly valuable in areas subject to urine accumulation. 

Defense Mechanisms for Toxic Materials Toxic Elements Toxic Salts Hydrocarbons Hydrocarbon Derivatives Alkyl Halides Amines Alcohols Aldehydes Organic Acids... 

For external applications (skin surface recording), German silver, stainless steel, and aluminum are frequently used. Although it is highly conductive electrically, copper is generally to be avoided as an electrode material in physiological work. Its toxic salts render it hazardous. 

TOXICITY. Salt may be toxic when (1) a high intake is accompanied by a restriction of water, (2) when the body is adapted to a chronic low salt diet, or (3) when it is fed to infants or others whose kidneys cannot excrete the excess in the urine. 

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