Bridget May, who died recently at No. 28 New Chambersstreet, from the effect of carbolic acid left in her apartments by a Health Board employe, for disinfecting purposes, and which she swallowed ...

To resorcinol (very similar to carbolic acid) certain “fatty” acids were linked. The result was, at first, both an excellent antiseptic and a deadly poison. As the molecular proportion was ...

It doubles the amount of poison which manufacturers are required ... and is killed by using it he is a martyr. But if he buys carbolic acid and drinks it he is merely a suicide. . . . “In ...

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Roe proclaimed that the contents of his device – a white substance known as carbolic acid – would prevent its users from contracting influenza. According to its patent, when the ball was ...

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