Legal Chemistry / A Guide to the Detection of Poisons, Examination of Tea, Stains, Etc., as Applied to Chemical Jurisprudence
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Chapters (257)
- Legal Chemistry.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- I. METHODS OF DESTRUCTION OF THE ORGANIC SUBSTANCES.
- DIALYSIS.
- II. DETECTION OF POISONS, THE PRESENCE OF WHICH IS SUSPECTED.
- DETECTION OF ARSENIC.
- METHOD USED PRIOR TO MARSH'S TEST.
- MARSH'S TEST.
- RASPAIL'S METHOD.
- DETECTION OF ANTIMONY.
- APPARATUS PROPOSED BY FLANDIN AND DANGER.
- NAQUET'S APPARATUS.
- DETECTION OF MERCURY.
- SMITHSON'S PILE.
- APPARATUS PROPOSED BY FLANDIN AND DANGER.
- DETECTION OF PHOSPHORUS.
- ORFILA'S METHOD.
- MITSCHERLICH'S METHOD.
- DUSART'S METHOD, AS MODIFIED BY BLONDLOT.
- METHOD PROPOSED BY FRESENIUS AND NEUBAUER.
- DETECTION OF PHOSPHORUS BY THE USE OF BISULPHIDE OF CARBON.
- DETECTION OF PHOSPHOROUS ACID.
- ESTIMATION OF PHOSPHORUS.
- DETECTION OF ACIDS.
- HYDROCHLORIC ACID.
- NITRIC ACID.
- SULPHURIC ACID.
- PHOSPHORIC ACID.
- OXALIC ACID.
- ACETIC ACID.
- HYDROCYANIC ACID.
- ALKALIES AND ALKALINE EARTHS.
- DETECTION OF CHLORINE, BROMINE, AND IODINE.
- CHLORINE AND BLEACHING CHLORIDES.
- BROMINE.
- IODINE.
- DETECTION OF METALS.
- TREATMENT OF RESIDUE A.
- TREATMENT OF FILTRATE B.
- DETECTION OF ALKALOIDS AND SOME ILL-DEFINED ORGANIC SUBSTANCES.[L]
- STAS'S METHOD.
- MODIFICATIONS TO STAS'S METHOD, PROPOSED BY OTTO.
- MODIFICATIONS TO STAS'S METHOD, PROPOSED BY USLAR AND ERDMAN.
- RODGERS AND GIRDWOOD'S METHOD.
- PROLLIUS'S METHOD.
- GRAHAM AND HOFMAN'S METHOD.
- APPLICATION OF DIALYSIS IN THE DETECTION OF ALKALOIDS.
- IDENTIFICATION OF THE ALKALOID.
- IDENTIFICATION OF DIGITALINE, PICROTOXINE AND COLCHICINE.
- III. METHODS TO BE EMPLOYED, WHEN NO CLEW TO THE NATURE OF THE POISON PRESENT CAN BE OBTAINED.
- INDICATIVE TESTS.
- THE SUBSTANCE POSSESSES AN ACID REACTION.
- THE SUBSTANCE POSSESSES A NEUTRAL OR AN ALKALINE REACTION.
- DETERMINATIVE TESTS.
- IV. MISCELLANEOUS EXAMINATIONS.
- DETERMINATION OF THE NATURE AND COLOR OF THE HAIR AND BEARD.
- DETERMINATION OF THE COLOR OF THE HAIR AND BEARD.
- DETERMINATION OF THE NATURE OF THE HAIR.
- EXAMINATION OF FIRE-ARMS. (Proposed by M. Boutigny.)
- THE GUN IS PROVIDED WITH A FLINT-LOCK, AND WAS CHARGED WITH ORDINARY POWDER.
- THE GUN IS NOT PROVIDED WITH A FLINT LOCK.
- DETECTION OF HUMAN REMAINS IN THE ASHES OF A FIRE-PLACE.
- EXAMINATION OF WRITINGS.
- EXAMINATION OF WRITINGS IN CASES WHERE A SYMPATHETIC INK HAS BEEN USED.
- FALSIFICATION OF COINS AND ALLOYS.
- EXAMINATION OF ALIMENTARY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SUBSTANCES.
- FLOUR AND BREAD.
- FIXED OILS.
- TEA AND ITS ADULTERATION.
- MILK.
- WINE.
- VINEGAR.
- SULPHATE OF QUININE.
- EXAMINATION OF BLOOD STAINS.
- EXAMINATION OF SPERMATIC STAINS.
- APPENDIX.
- BOOKS.
- MEMOIRS.
- On poisons generally and those not elsewhere classified.
- On the destruction of organic matter.
- On the detection of Arsenic.
- On the detection of Antimony.
- On the detection of Mercury.
- On the detection of Phosphorus.
- On the detection of Prussic Acid.
- On the detection of Alkaloids in general.
- On Atropine.
- On Brucine.
- On Morphine.
- On Strychnine.
- On the detection of Falsifications of Writings.
- On the detection of adulterations in Flour and Bread.
- On the examination of Fatty Oils.
- On the examination of Milk.
- On the detection of adulteration in Wine and Beer.
- On the testing of Vinegar.
- On the detection of adulterations in Sulphate of Quinine.
- On the detection of Blood Stains.
- On the detection of Spermatic Stains.
- MEMOIRS.
- Alkaloids.
- Arsenic and Antimony.
- Mercury, Copper and Lead.
- Prussic Acid.
- Flour and Bread.
- Tea.
- Milk.
- Wine and Beer.
- Vinegar.
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