Значения термина corrosive mercury chloride на английском

The cytotoxicity of HgCl2, as assessed by inhibition of lactate dehydrogenase activity, exhibited a steep concentration dependence.

One hundred micromolar HgCl2 caused all cells to become necrotic within 3 hr.

The enzymatic activity was inhibited by p-chloromercuribenzoate and HgCl2, suggesting an important role of SH group(s) in enzyme function.

Three of these underwent in vivo fixation with glutaraldehyde prior to the HgCl2 SPAR to prevent toxic effects of mercury on peritoneal tissues.

At concentrations of HgCl2 greater than or equal to 0.25 mM, cellular necrosis occurred rapidly in all PT cells.

If preferred, one of the more commonly accepted antiseptics-suchas Carbolic Acid, Lysol, Boracic Acid, or Perchloride of Mercury-maybe substituted.

This may be either carbolic acid 1 in 20, or-what is less volatile, perhaps more effectual, and certainly more economical- perchlorideof mercury 1 in 1,000.

Urine volume at 6 hr was increased twofold over mercuric chloride alone.

When exposed to the light it slowly changes into mercuric chloride and mercury:

The mercuric chloride, being readily volatile, vaporizes and is condensed again in cool vessels.

Thus mercuric chloride is changed into mercurous chloride:

Bergé and Reychler proposed extracting both sulphuretted hydrogen and phosphine in an acid solution of mercuric chloride (corrosive sublimate).

One method is dipping the potatoes in a solution of corrosive sublimate.

But the doctors again declared the presence of corrosive sublimate and opium.

I found, however, some corrosive sublimate tabloids in my leather medicine case.

We should have no hesitation in backing him against so much corrosive sublimate.

Dissolve eight corrosive sublimate tablets, also called bichloride, in a gallon of water.

Mercury perchloride, action on Drosera, 183