A Text-book of medical chemistry and toxicologyW. B. Saunders, 1905 - 592 pages |
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acetic acid action albumin alcohol aldehyd alkaline alkaloids ammonia ammonium amount antimony arsenic Atomic weight benzene blood blue boiling bromin calcium carbon dioxid cause cent chemical chlorate chloroform color colorless compounds containing COOH copper crystalline crystals decomposed deposit dilute dissolved distilled Dose drops ether ethyl fatal fermentation ferric chlorid filtered filtrate fluid gastric glucose Hâ‚‚O heat hydrochloric acid hydrogen sulphid insoluble iodid iodin ions liquid mercury metal milk mixture molecular molecules neutral nitric acid nitrogen obtained occurs odor organic oxalic oxid oxygen phosphate phosphorus Plate platinum poison potassium chlorate potassium hydroxid powder precipitate present produced properties proteid quantity reaction reagent salts silver nitrate sodium sodium carbonate solid soluble in water solution specific gravity starch stomach substance sugar sulphate sulphuric acid Surgery symptoms taste temperature tion tissues tube uric acid urine vapor vomiting yellow yields zinc
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