Contamination of heavy metals like Pb, As, Zn, Cr and Fe into ground water or surface water
could be cause of toxicity in environment, fauna and flora. Treatment of waste water process …

Chronic liver damage followed by copper toxicity is very rare in pediatric population. This
case report describes a 9-year-old child with acute liver failure as the presentation of copper …

Minerals are categorized in two groups: major (macrominerals) and trace (microelements)
minerals. The body contains a greater amount of major minerals trace minerals, and the …

Copper sulphate is a common industrial chemical that is rarely used for suicide. Ingestion of
more than one gram of copper sulphate causes features of toxicity, mainly severe …

Blue stone (neela thotha, in local terms) is dehydrated copper sulfate and is commonly used
as a pesticide, in the leather industry, and in homemade glue. It results in a rare form of …

Copper Sulfate known as a powerful oxidizing agent and it can lead to widespread cellular
damage, depending upon the dose ingested. The systemic effects of poisoning are seen …

In the field of developmental biology embryonic growth is accelerated by specific doses of
biological and chemical factors. In the developing countries like India, contamination of …

About three o'clock in the afternoon, one day in October 1844, an old man of some sixty
years (though anyone who saw him would have thought him older) was walking along the …

Most of the times, the cause of death in suspected poisoning cases is given only after receipt
of chemical analysis report. In inquest papers it is usually mentioned as unknown poisoning …

Cases of copper sulfate poisoning are rarely reported with a higher mortality rate. Herein, we
reported a middle-aged man who had a copper sulfate drowning accident at work, resulting …