Arsenic
By: By Professor J. Alfred Wanklyn, M.R.C.S.; Corresponding member of the Royal Bavarian Academy of Sciences, 1869; Honorary member of the University of Edinburgh Chemical Society; Formerly public analyst for Buckingham, High Wycombe, Peterborough, and Shrewsbury; Lecturer on chemistry and physics at St. George's Hospital; Professor of chemistry in the London Institution; Demonstrator of chemistry in the University of Edinburgh, 1859
Series: History of Poison Anthology
Publisher: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. Ltd
Published: 1901
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 112
Table of contents: pagenum: v
label: Preface; pagenum: 1
label: Introduction; title: CHAPTER I.; title: Chemistry of Arsenic.; title: Arsenic in General, Arsenic in the Free or Metallic State
pagenum: 7
label: Section 1.; title: Arsenious and Arsenic Acids and their Salts
pagenum: 15
label: Section 2.; title: The Chloride and the Hydride of Arsenic
pagenum: 26
label: Section 3.; title: Organo-Metallic Compounds of Arsenic
pagenum: 29
label: Section 4.; title: Kakodylic Acid and its Salts
pagenum: 35
label: Section 5.; title: CHAPTER II.; title: Detection and Measurement of Arsenic.; title: Marsh’s Test
pagenum: 39
label: Section 1.; title: Reinsch’s Test
pagenum: 58
label: Section 2.; title: General Testing and Estimation of Arsenic
pagenum: 68
label: Section 3.; title: Special Organo-Metallic Condition of Arsenic, &c.
pagenum: 75
label: Section 4.; title: CHAPTER III.; pagenum: 81
title: The Manchester Epidemic of Arsenical Poisoning and the Lessons to be Learnt from It