Industrial poisons in the United States
By: by Alice Hamilton
Series: Harvard medicine preservation microfilm project -- 05549
Publisher: Macmillan Co.
Published: 1929
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 590
Subjects: Industrial toxicology; Poisons; Occupational diseases; Health aspects; Occupational Medicine; Toxicology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction to industrial toxicology; title: Lead : pathology; title: Lead : absorption and excretion. Quantity; title: Lead : colic. arthritis; title: Lead : palsy; title: Lead : encephalopathy; title: Lead : diagnosis; title: Lead as a race poison; title: Toxicity of lead compounds. Compounds used in industry; title: Lead mining. Lead smelting and refining. Metallic lead; title: The printers' trade; title: White and red lead. Storage batteries; title: Glazes and enamels. The pottery trades; title: The painters' trade; title: Miscellaneous lead trades; title: Arsenic; title: Mercury; title: The hatters' trade; title: Copper, zinc, brass; title: Manganese. Antimony. Cadmium. Nickel carbonyl; title: Selenium. Tellurium. Vanadium. Phosgene; title: Nitric acid. Hydrofluoric acid; title: Hydrocyanic acid and cyanids. Cyanogen chlorid. Calcium cyanimid; title: Hydrogen sulphid. Carbon disulphid; title: Carbon monoxid. Mine gases; title: Petroleum distillates; title: Oil furunculosis and tar cancer; title: Methyl alcohol; title: Ether. Aldehyds. Hexamethylenetetramin. Metol. Amylacetate. Dimethyl sulphate; title: Methyl chlorid. Tetrachlormethane, tetrachlorethane, other chlor compounds, methyl bromid, nitroglycerin; title: Benzene; title: Benzene derivatives; title: The coal tar dye industry; title: The rubber trade; title: Turpentine. Tobacco; title: The prevention of industrial poisoning.