[Gutenberg 60605] • Industrial Poisoning from Fumes, Gases and Poisons of Manufacturing Processes by Rambousek, Josef -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

INDUSTRIAL POISONING

I. THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS AS TO INCIDENCE OF INDUSTRIAL POISONING SULPHURIC ACID (SULPHUR DIOXIDE) HYDROCHLORIC ACID, SALTCAKE, AND SODA USE OF SULPHATE AND SULPHIDE CHLORINE, CHLORIDE OF CALCIUM, AND CHLORATES OTHER CHLORINE COMPOUNDS. BROMINE, IODINE, AND FLUORINE Organic Chlorine Compounds NITRIC ACID. Nitric and Nitrous Salts and Compounds Explosives PHOSPHORUS AND PHOSPHORUS MATCHES CHROMIUM COMPOUNDS AND THEIR USES MANGANESE COMPOUNDS PETROLEUM SULPHUR SULPHURETTED HYDROGEN GAS CARBON BISULPHIDE ILLUMINATING GAS COKE OVENS Other Kinds of Power and Illuminating Gas AMMONIA AND AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS CYANOGEN COMPOUNDS COAL TAR AND TAR PRODUCTS

II. SMELTING OF METALS

LEAD (ZINC, SILVER) MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRIC ACCUMULATORS THE CERAMIC INDUSTRY LETTERPRESS PRINTING, ETC. VARIOUS BRANCHES OF INDUSTRY MERCURY ARSENIC ANTIMONY IRON ZINC COPPER: BRASS

III. OCCURRENCE OF INDUSTRIAL POISONING IN VARIOUS INDUSTRIES

TREATMENT OF STONE AND EARTHS TREATMENT OF ANIMAL PRODUCTS PREPARATION OF VEGETABLE FOOD STUFFS AND THE LIKE WOOD WORKING TEXTILE INDUSTRY

PART II THE SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL POISONING

I. INTRODUCTORY

II. INDUSTRIAL POISONING IN PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES

PART III PREVENTIVE MEASURES AGAINST INDUSTRIAL POISONING

I GENERAL MEASURES II GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ON SOCIAL AND LEGISLATIVE MEASURES

III SPECIAL PREVENTIVE MEASURES FOR WORKERS

IV GENERAL REMARKS ON PREVENTIVE MEASURES

V PREVENTIVE REGULATIONS FOR CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES

Sulphuric Acid Industry Hydrochloric Acid—Saltcake and Soda Industries Chlorine, Bleaching Powder, Chlorine Compounds Nitric Acid and Explosives Artificial Manures, Fertilizers Preparation of Hydrofluoric Acid Chromium Compounds Petroleum, Benzine Phosphorus, Lucifer Matches Carbon bisulphide Illuminating Gas Industry. Production of Tar and Coke Gas Motors (Power Gas Stations) Acetylene Gas Installations Distribution and Use of Power and Illuminating Gas Ammonia Cyanogen, Cyanogen Compounds Coal Tar, Tar Products Gassing Organic Dye-stuffs, Coal-Tar Colours.

VI PREVENTIVE REGULATIONS—THE EXTRACTION OF METALS (SMELTING WORK IN GENERAL)

Iron Lead Zinc, Brass-casting, Metal Pickling, Galvanising Recovery and Use of Mercury Arsenic, Arsenic Compounds, Arseniuretted Hydrogen Extraction and Use of Gold and Silver

VII PREVENTIVE MEASURES IN OTHER TRADES

Ceramic Industry Manufacture and Use of Varnishes and Drying Oils Production of Vegetable Foods and Luxuries Cigar Industry Wood Working Production of Wood-pulp (Cellulose) and Paper. Textile Industries. Dye Works

FOOTNOTES APPENDIX REFERENCES

PART I Processes of Manufacture and Instances of Poisoning

General Survey of Poisoning in Chemical Industries Sulphuric Acid Industry Hydrochloric Acid and Saltcake Manufacture Chlorine and Bleaching Powder Manufacture and Use of Nitric Acid and its Compounds Phosphorus and Lucifer Match Manufacture Chromium Compounds Manganese Compounds Petroleum and Benzine Industry Sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas Carbon Bisulphide Illuminating Gas Coke Ovens Power Gas, Suction Gas, &c. Ammonia Cyanogen Compounds Tar and its Derivatives Coal Tar Colours Ferro-silicon Lead and its Compounds Mercury and its Compounds Arsenic and its Compounds Antimony Brass

PART II Pathology and Treatment

Oxygen Inhalation in Industrial Poisoning Hydrofluoric Acid Poisoning Sulphuric Acid and Sulphur Dioxide Nitric Acid and Nitrous Fumes Chlorine, Bromine, and Iodine Chlorides of Phosphorus Chloride of Sulphur Ammonia Lead Poisoning General Literature on Pathology and Treatment of Lead Poisoning Literature on Blood Changes in Lead Poisoning Literature on Changes in Metabolism in Lead Poisoning Literature on Toxicity of Various Lead Compounds Zinc Mercury Manganese Chromium Nickel Nickel Carbonyl Silver (Argyria) Arsenic Phosphorus Phosphoretted Hydrogen Hydrogen Sulphide Carbon Bisulphide Cyanogen and Cyanogen Compounds (Prussic Acid, &c.) Arseniuretted Hydrogen Gas Carbonic Oxide Carbon Oxychloride (Phosgene Gas) Carbon Dioxide Petroleum, Benzine, &c. Benzene Halogen Substitution Products of the Aliphatic Hydrocarbons (Narcotics) Halogen Substitution Products of the Benzene Series (Chlorbenzene, &c.). Hydroxyl Substitution Products of the Aliphatic Series (Alcohols) Nitro and Amido Derivatives of Benzene (Nitrobenzene, Aniline, &c.) Turpentine Pyridene Tobacco, Nicotine

PART III Preventive Measures

General Measures (Notification, Lists of Poisonous Substances, &c.) Sulphuric Acid Industry Petroleum, Benzine Carbon Bisulphide Illuminating Gas Coal Tar Colours (Aniline Factories) Lead (General) Lead Smelting Paints and Colour Factories Electric Accumulator Factories Letterpress Printing Filecutting Zinc Smelting Mercury Arsenic

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