prussic acid , auch: prussic

We had decided to take the prussic acid in our coffee.

I had got some prussic acid from the chemist's more than a week before.

The symptoms are exactly the same as those of prussic acid poisoning.

"My opinion is that it was done with prussic acid.

He thought: Isn't it prussic acid that turns everything a bright clear green?

The old castor oil and prussic acid doctrine is no good at all.

The symptoms had all the hallmarks of prussic acid poisoning.

But this time we'll use prussic acid instead of Limburger."

In 1815 he proved that prussic acid contains hydrogen and not oxygen.

In fact, he set about the distillation of laurel water (which contained prussic acid).

Or, perhaps the far more deadly action of cyanogen gas, released from prussic acid!

It specified that prussic acid might be used.

I should fancy it was prussic acid, as she seems to have died instantaneously."

She committed suicide by taking prussic acid (known today as hydrogen cyanide).

"Is champagne good when mixed with prussic acid?"

He was killed by inhaling strong prussic acid.

For example, prussic acid is chemically stable only for a limited period of time.

The essence alludes to bitter almonds, a prussic acid smell.

I told him to go wash out his mouth with prussic acid and not let Daddy hear him talk that way.

Prussic Acid Not much can be done, as fatal dose kills in from three to five minutes.

Two months later, on 15 October, Landon was found dead, a bottle of prussic acid in her hand.

In English it became known popularly as Prussic acid.

Assaulted with prussic acid in the eyes.

I don't know what it was, but it had either prussic acid or white lead in it.