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Lead(II) salt of acetic acid; a white crystalline substance with a sweetish taste.
lead acetate
lead diacetate
plumbous acetate
sugar of lead
lead acetate
lead diacetate
plumbous acetate
sugar of lead
1
Additionally, an animal experiment in which cleft palates were induced by
lead
acetate
was conducted.
2
Several reports have demonstrated that acute
lead
acetate
administration enhances brain catalase activity in animals.
3
How much metallic lead would be precipitated from a solution of
lead
acetate
by 1 gram of zinc?
4
Animal experiment of mice showed that maternal oral exposure to
lead
acetate
may result in cleft palate in offspring.
5
Results indicated that the locomotor activity induced by ethanol was significantly increased in the groups treated with
lead
acetate
.
1
Use one teaspoonful of
sugar
of
lead
to one quart of water.
2
A wash of weak
sugar
of
lead
water, is also good for burns.
3
Besides sulphur there was
sugar
of
lead
in it and tincture of nux vomica and bay rum.
4
Take of
sugar
of
lead
,
1 oz.
5
The copperas acts very much like
sugar
of
lead
and in some cases is very much more effective.
1
India is the world's
leading
sugar
consumer and second-biggest producer behind Brazil.
2
A fund based in New York or London won't keep this kind of thing, said Plinio Nastari, president of
leading
sugar
and ethanol analysts Datagro.