Microaerosols

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TOXICOLOGY
Mechanisms and Analytical Methods Edited by
C. P. Stewart
Department of Clinical Chemistry University of Edinburgh
A. Stolman
Toxicological Services Section
Connecticut Stale Department of Health, Hartford
Volume 1
C. p. Stewart and A. Stolman The Toxicologist and His Work
THE ABSORPTION, DISTRIBUTION, AND EXCRETION OF POISONS AND THEIR METABOLITES
By A. Stolman and C. P. Stewart
Gases and Vapors (Poisons through Inhalation)
Volatile Liquids (Steam-Volatile)
Drugs Extractable by Organic Solvents from
Aqueous Acid Solution Drugs Extractable by Organic Solvents from
Aqueous Alkaline Solution Metallic Poisons
GENERAL TECHNIQUES A. S. Curry
Outline of a Systematic Search for an Unknown Poison in Viscera Henry C. Freimuth
isolation and Separation of Poisons from Biological Material R. consden
Chromatographic Methods L. Saunders
Ion-Exchange Resins Leo Goldbaum
Paper lonophoresis in Toxicology
1960, 776 pp., $22.00 ^
Elwood O. Titus
Countercurrent... Tovább

Fülszöveg

TOXICOLOGY
Mechanisms and Analytical Methods Edited by
C. P. Stewart
Department of Clinical Chemistry University of Edinburgh
A. Stolman
Toxicological Services Section
Connecticut Stale Department of Health, Hartford
Volume 1
C. p. Stewart and A. Stolman The Toxicologist and His Work
THE ABSORPTION, DISTRIBUTION, AND EXCRETION OF POISONS AND THEIR METABOLITES
By A. Stolman and C. P. Stewart
Gases and Vapors (Poisons through Inhalation)
Volatile Liquids (Steam-Volatile)
Drugs Extractable by Organic Solvents from
Aqueous Acid Solution Drugs Extractable by Organic Solvents from
Aqueous Alkaline Solution Metallic Poisons
GENERAL TECHNIQUES A. S. Curry
Outline of a Systematic Search for an Unknown Poison in Viscera Henry C. Freimuth
isolation and Separation of Poisons from Biological Material R. consden
Chromatographic Methods L. Saunders
Ion-Exchange Resins Leo Goldbaum
Paper lonophoresis in Toxicology
1960, 776 pp., $22.00 ^
Elwood O. Titus
Countercurrent Distribution Charles J, Umberger
Spectrum Analysis: A. Emission Spectra Spectrographic Analysis of Metallic Poisons Milton Feldstein
Spectrum Analysis: B. Absorption Spectra The Use of Ultraviolet Spectra in Toxicological Analysis A. S. Curry
Ultraviolet Spectrophotometry Charles E. Hubley and Leo Levi
The Infrared Spectroscopic Method Charles E. Hubley, Leo Levi and Alan D. Eagleson
Atlas of Infrared Spectra: KBr Pellet Method James J. Manning
X-Ray Diffraction Analysis Milton Feldstein
The Application of Polarography to Toxicological Analysis Milton Feldstein
Microdiffusion Analysis as Applied to Toxicology William V. Eisenberg
Optical-Crystallographic Methods of Drug Identification Julius Axelrod
The Estimation of Basic Drugs by Dye Methods subject index.
Volume 2
C. p. Stewart and Gustav J. Martin The Mode of Action of Poisons
J. C. Gage
Gases, Vapors, Mists, and Dusts
Henry C. Freimuth
Identification and Estimation of Volatile Poisons
R. N. Harger
Ethyl Alcohol
A. S. Curry Barbiturates
A. S. Curry
Acidic and Neutral Poisons (Other than Barbiturates)
Charles G. Farmilo and Klaus Genest
Alkaloids and Related Bases: Identification
I96Î, 921 pp., $25.00
Victor E. Levine
,, Acids and Alkalies A. Stolen
Chemical Tests for Metallic Poisons Victor E. Levine
Analysis of Residual Pesticides in Food Arthur E. Schwarting
Poisonous Plants Robert E. Zipf and G. Richard Grove
Radioactive Isotopes and Compounds A. Stolman
Miscellaneous Determinations E. H. Bensley and G. E. Joron
The Treatment of Acute Poisoning
subject index.
Review:
"The eagerly awaited volume II of this monumental work is, like volume I, composed of various chapters each written by a recognized authority. All toxicologists and many other workers, such as clinical and analytical biochemists, will regard these two volumes as essential." — Pathology and Bacteriology
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Microaerosols consist of submicroscopic particles (less than 0.2 mu), making possible dispersions of up to 20 million particles per ml. of air. This extremely fine dispersion permits the use of minute quantities of microaerosol compounds in the treatment of the lungs. The total amount of compound used is so small that it has no systemic effect, yet its extremely fine dispersion makes it possible to treat the entire area of the lungs.
Experimental and technical data collected by the author and various co-workers during many years of research on microaerosols is included in this book. Emphasis is given to the production, sampling, management, and biological importance of submicronic and submicroscopic airborne particles, and their physiological, pharmacological, and therapeutic effects after deposition in the respiratory tract. Also included are sections on the use of microaerosols to counteract and prevent damage to the lungs by toxic aerosols.
"It should be in every library used by chemists."
—Chemistry and Industry
Biochemical Applications of Gas Chromatography
By H. P. BURCHFIELD, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, Texas
and ELEANOR E. STQRRS, Boyce Thompson Institute, Yonkers, New York
1962, 680 pp., $22.00
This book fulfills a need for a text that supplies both theoretical background and details of the applications of gas chromatography to biochemical problems. Specific procedures are supplied together with enough background information to enable the experimentalist to improvise adaptations without an extensive study of the literature. Although the work is organized along biochemical lines, information is included that will be of value to workers in other fields, such as air pollution and petroleum chemistry.
Contents
General Techniques, Conventions, and Instrumentation. Permanent Gases and Condensable Organic Vapors. Volatile Components of Tissues and Biological Fluids. Cyclic Compounds. Essential Oils. Resin Acids. Lipids. Nonvolatile Components of Tissues. Review of Miscellaneous Applications Related to Biochemistry. Appendixes: Manufacturers of Gas Chromatographs and Auxiliary Equipment; Comparison Table of United States, British, and German Sieve Sizes with Tyler Equivalents; Hazards Associated with the Use of Diazo-methane. Author Index-Subject Index-Methods Index. Index of Stationary Liquids Used in Methods. Vissza