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Here, as everywhere, there was more pistol practice, and the boys plumed themselves on having discovered a new vice that of opium-eating, while their father made the house unendurable by the preparation of sulphuretted hydrogen and other highly-scented compounds.
It has a very disagreeable odour, as if decayed, and appears to emit a sulphuretted hydrogen gas, which I observed blackened silver. Some have described this fruit as delicious, but if the smell is not enough, the taste in my opinion will convince any one of the contrary. Mr.
The colonel growled something about fools and their questions, but offered no explanation. "It may have been a monkey trick to make us change, our quarters the stuff was sulphuretted hydrogen and asafoetida. It may have been just bravado, but if he thinks he can scare me " He sucked viciously at his cigar end. "I've got workmen in to strip the walls and re-paper the bit that's soiled," he said.
Pallor of skin and internal tissues; florid colour of neck, back, and muscles, if much CO present in the coal gas; fluid florid blood; infiltration of lungs. Treatment. Fresh air, artificial respiration, cold affusion, diffusible stimulants; inhalation of oxygen freely. =Sulphuretted Hydrogen= is characterized by its odour, like that of rotten eggs. It is extremely poisonous. Symptoms.
They are consequently as far as possible removed as impurities in the process of gas-making. These are nitrogen, carbonic acid gas, and the destructive sulphur compounds, sulphuretted hydrogen and carbon bisulphide vapour.
I am doubtful of the first of these mixtures, though so common in thermal waters; for example at Aix la Chapelle, Enghien, and Bareges. The gas collected in the tube of Fontana's eudiometer had been shaken for a long time with water. The small basins are covered with a light film of sulphur, deposited by the sulphuretted hydrogen in its slow combustion in contact with the atmospheric oxygen.
Such water as Manchester water, and Glasgow water from Loch Katrine still more so, are more liable to attack lead pipes than the hard London waters. To illustrate this fact, we will distil some water and condense in a leaden worm, then, on testing the water with our reagent, the sulphuretted hydrogen water, a brown colour is produced, showing the presence of lead.
Black precipitate with sulphuretted hydrogen; white with hydrochloric acid. Treatment. Common salt. Chronic nitrate of silver poisoning is characterized by argyria. The gums show a blue line, which is darker than that produced by lead, and the skin presents a greyish hue, which is permanent.
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