The Use of Coal Tar Colors in Food Products
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May 4 — 0.15 hypodermic injection. The urine con- tains much albumen. The wool coloring suc- ceeds very well. This experiment proves that if small doses of Martins yellow are applied hypo- dermically, albuminuria is produced.
Experiment VI.
Dog of 8800 gr.
April 30 — 0.1 hypodermic injection.
May 1 — 0.1 hypodermic injection.
May 2 — 0,1 hypodermic injection. Animal is exceed- ingly thirsty.
NITRO COLORS. 73 May 3 — 0.1 hypodermic injection. Thirst, Very little appetite.
May 4 — 10 o'clock — 0....2 hypodermic injection. Urine dark brown. Contains albumen. Wool coloring successful.
4 p. M. — Six hours after the injection heavy Dyspnoea. Very thirsty.
7 P. M. — Animal completely apathetic. Strong- est Dyspnoea.
The animal dies on the night of the 4th-5th of May.
Dissection — Venous hypersemia of the rectum, of the liver, of the spleen, kidneys and lungs. Pneu- monia has begun. Intestines and skin not colored.
This experiment is proof beyond contradiction.
Only the poison could be the cause of death, as the operation — hypodermic injection — disappears as causa mortis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May 4 — 0.15 hypodermic injection. The urine con- tains much albumen. The wool coloring suc- ceeds very well. This experiment proves that if small doses of Martins yellow are applied hypo- dermically, albuminuria is produced.
Experiment VI.
Dog of 8800 gr.
April 30 — 0.1 hypodermic injection.
May 1 — 0.1 hypodermic injection.
May 2 — 0,1 hypodermic injection. Animal is exceed- ingly thirsty.
NITRO COLORS. 73 May 3 — 0.1 hypodermic injection. Thirst, Very little appetite.
May 4 — 10 o'clock — 0....2 hypodermic injection. Urine dark brown. Contains albumen. Wool coloring successful.
4 p. M. — Six hours after the injection heavy Dyspnoea. Very thirsty.
7 P. M. — Animal completely apathetic. Strong- est Dyspnoea.
The animal dies on the night of the 4th-5th of May.
Dissection — Venous hypersemia of the rectum, of the liver, of the spleen, kidneys and lungs. Pneu- monia has begun. Intestines and skin not colored.
This experiment is proof beyond contradiction.
Only the poison could be the cause of death, as the operation — hypodermic injection — disappears as causa mortis.
What to read after The Use of Coal Tar Colors in Food Products?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lieber, Hugo. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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