carbolic acid

The gas combines with water in blood to form carbolic acid.

I was carried to the office above and restored with carbolic acid.

And yet the whole building passed through her room, which stank of carbolic acid.

After what his stomach had just been through nothing short of carbolic acid was going to damage it any more.

Then a German doctor came and killed them with injections of carbolic acid.

By mistake, the assistant gave him a dose of carbolic acid and he died in great pain a few hours later.

Carbolic acid was used as a disinfectant, particularly against cholera.

I can see in infrared and breathe carbolic acid.

Dissolve in hot water and add a wine-glassful of carbolic acid.

For girls (by now at risk), the cure was carbolic acid on the clitoris.

Many careful housewives take their beds to pieces every week and put carbolic acid on them.

Carbolic acid should be used in every shooting location to prevent the entry of snakes.

The English surgeon believed in using carbolic acid to prevent transmission of infection.

Her child mind, of course, had no sense of proportion, and carbolic acid appeared inevitable.

Carbolic acid is a corrosive normally used in chiropody and for cleaning.

Or just a quick swim through carbolic acid.

The locker was whitewashed and smelled of carbolic acid.

"Wet it here-here-and here with a five percent carbolic acid solution.

The company later expanded into the production of coal tar, and carbolic acid (phenol).

This procedure involved injections of carbolic acid mixed with glycerine and alcohol.

This experimentation lead to using carbolic acid to clean instruments and hands before and after surgery.

Bakelite was made from phenol (then known as carbolic acid) and formaldehyde.

"Carbolic acid" is an old name for phenol.

Christine called out to him and found him crying with the bottle of poisonous carbolic acid still in his hands.

The court heard that the child had taken a bottle of Phenol, also known as carbolic acid, while unsupervised, and sipped some.