Poisons
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Scope of this subject
Works on the effect of poisons on plants are entered under [Plants--Effect of poisons on; Plants--Effect of arsenic on;] and similar headings. Works on the poisonous influence of individual chemical substances on man and animals are entered under the substance with the subdivision [Toxicology,] e.g. [Mercury--Toxicology; Phosphorus--Toxicology.]
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Names and connections
Chemicals--Toxicology; Poisonous chemicals; Poisonous substances; Toxic chemicals; Toxic substances; Toxicants; Toxics
- Broader: Hazardous substances
- Broader: Bioactive compounds
- Narrower: Antidotes
- Narrower: Arrow poisons
- Narrower: Burnable poisons
- Narrower: Chemical agents (Munitions)
- Narrower: Gases, Asphyxiating and poisonous
- Narrower: Heavy metals
- Narrower: Neurotoxic agents
- Narrower: Neutron absorbers
- Narrower: Pesticides
- Narrower: Strychnine
- Narrower: Synthetic poisons
- Narrower: Toxins
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 326731150255326724 · morton4x16-v1
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