Nature's hygiene and sanitary chemistry / containing also a special account of the chemical and hygienic characters of eucalyptus, pine and camphor forests, and some industries connected therewith.

  • Kingzett, Charles Thomas, 1852-1935.
Date:
1907
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Nature's hygiene and sanitary chemistry / containing also a special account of the chemical and hygienic characters of eucalyptus, pine and camphor forests, and some industries connected therewith. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Peroxide of hydrogen, 34, 60-79,880 Antiseptic properties of, 420 as a bleaching agent, 76, 79 Atmospheric, 39 Aromatic plants and, 40, 63 Constitution of, 67 Decomposition of, 70 Diphtheria and, 78 Disease and, 423 Disinfectant properties of, 78, 425 Essential oils and, 382 Estimation of, 73 Eucalyptus forestry and, 491 Fermentation and, 421-424 from cymene, 398 from ether, 47 from phosphorus, 47 from turpentine, 393,395,896,397 in surgery, 424 in Nature, 37, 62 Oxidation by, 109, 112 Pine forestry and, 65 Properties of, 69 Therapeutic properties of, 78 Peroxides, camphoric, 895 organic, 394, 396 Phagocytes, 242, 248 Phagocytosis, 242 Phellandrene, 483 Phlogiston, theory, 29 Phosphorus, oxidation of, 48 Phthisis, 325 Physiological changes, 223 combustion, 102 Pig-typhoid, 210, 254 Pine— Emanations, 495 Forests, 477, 492-494 Forests and lung diseases, 373,495 and peroxide of hydrogen, 65 Hygiene of the, 493, 495 Oils, 410, 492 Pollen, 494 products, 497 Sawdust, 499 Species of, 492 trees, 492 Tar, 499 Treatment of phthisis, 407 Wood, 499 Wool, 504 Pinus abies, 410 ledebourii, 409 pumilio, 410 sylvestris, 409 Pitch, 502 Pitch-blende, 6 Plague, 190, 471, 474 Plant life, 39, 56, 65, 89, 131, 218, 261, 374, 379, 497 Plasmodium malari®, 833, 859 Pneumococcus (Friedliinder's), 259 Pneumonia, 329 Polanium, 6 Preventable disease, 229, 276 Prevention of disease, 264 ! Primordial matter, 2, 9 Propagation of disease, 134 Prophylactics, 291. (See also Anti- septics and Disinfectants) i Proteid, defensive, 248 Protoplasm, 221 1 Protyle, 2 Ptomaines, 246, 273 Ptyalin, 220, 455, 465 Puerperal fever, 279, 330 Pulmonary consumption, 325, 407 and pine forests, 373, 407, 495 Pumilio pines, 418 Purification in nature, 31, 84, 99, 103-118, 139 and micro-organisms, 105, 127, 203 Pus, 209, 244 Pustule, 331 ! Putrefaction, 97, 107-118, 136, 278, 450 j and disease, 115,209,229, 320,354 in wounds, 277, 300 Oxidation and, 127 Sanitary aspects of, 109 Sewage and, 164 Putrefactive fermentation, 450 poisons, 274 Putrescible substances, 112 Putrilage, 115, 272, 278, 330 Pyaemia, 330 ] Pyeemic poisoning, 327 Rabies, 241 | Radiation, 60 j Radio-active bodies, 6 j Radiobes, 233 Radiometry, 14 j Radium, 5, 233 Rain water, 119 i Reactions, chemical, 24 Relapsing fever, 208, 329 Relative weights, 20, 25 Rennet, 346