hydrocyanic acid

Hydrocyanic acid is present in the stem, leaves and roots.

She also discusses the use of hydrocyanic acid gas as a chemical weapon.

One actual case of hydrocyanic acid poisoning from a common rush occurred in California.

A solution of hydrogen cyanide in water is called hydrocyanic acid.

Hydrocyanic acid is highly poisonous and vaporises when exposed to air.

"What an odd place for hydrocyanic acid," said Kirk.

Both contain hydrocyanic acid, a poisonous substance that is eliminated by cooking.

"I may tell you," he said, "that hydrocyanic acid has a quite distinctive odor.

Hydrocyanic acid was widely used for the fumigation of valuable tree crops.

But scientists have said that if heated, it can emit hydrocyanic acid, which is highly toxic.

Imagine taking the glass of good old orange juice every morning from a hand that has been up to tacks with hydrocyanic acid.

The juice is toxic when raw (containing hydrocyanic acid).

It may also be prepared by reacting liquid hydrocyanic acid with calcium carbide.

"Well, don't drink too heartily of the hydrocyanic acid," Kirk smiled.

Hydrocyanic acid is exceedingly volatile, but it has a pronounced smell of bitter almonds.

I injected one hundred fifty milligrams of hydrocyanic acid into the center of each chocolate instead.

Cyanogen chloride is a liquid produced by reacting chlorine with hydrocyanic acid.

On the morning of February 8, 1924, the pump sprayed four pounds of hydrocyanic acid into the chamber.

All parts of the plant are poisonous, containing hydrocyanic acid, and could potentially be fatal if ingested.

The prison staff waited three hours for the remaining puddle of hydrocyanic acid to evaporate before cleaning up the chamber.

Hydrocyanic acid is used to produce acryclics.

But unfortunately a few years ago, in England, there was some suspicion that he had put hydrocyanic acid in a lady's tea."

These fumes include ammonia, hydrocyanic acid, and nitrous fumes.

Not to mention hydrocyanic acid."

Others contain hydrocyanic acid, oxalic acid, or selenium.