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Poisons, Their Effects and Detection / A Manual for the Use of Analytical Chemists and Experts

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The text traces the history of poison knowledge and sets out the physiological effects of numerous inorganic and organic toxicants, with attention to symptoms and post-mortem appearances. It supplies practical, tested analytical methods, apparatus descriptions, tables, and illustrations for detecting and identifying poisons in liquids and tissues. Medico-legal guidance explains forensic procedures, evidence interpretation, and relevant legislation, while revised analytical sections discard unreliable techniques and introduce improved processes. Appendices and charts provide quick reference for practitioners and analysts.

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Alexander Wynter Blyth

Alexander Wynter Blyth was a notable figure in the field of analytical chemistry, recognized for his contributions to the understanding of poisons and their effects. His key work, "Poisons, Their Effects and Detection: A Manual for the Use of Analytical Chemists and Experts," serves as a comprehensive guide for professionals in the field, detailing methods for detecting various toxic substances. Blyth's expertise and insights have had a lasting impact on forensic science and toxicology, making his work a valuable resource for chemists and experts alike.

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