Stinking Toxic

toxicity

The volatile oil contained in stinky grass has unpleasant odor and irritation. It can cause burning sensation, redness and blistering on the skin, and can cause severe stomach pain, vomiting, failure, confusion, convulsions, etc. when taken internally. For lower animals can cause liver degeneration and substantial nephritis. For the furanocoumarin contained therein, it has been reported that individual cases use a large amount of prickly vine toxin, which can aggravate diabetes, but animal experiments cannot confirm this (after oral administration of 200 to 800 mg/kg to rats, within 24 to 48 hours Blood, sugar, glutathione content did not change significantly). A person takes 30 mg orally daily for 3 months and his liver function changes within the normal range. A single dose of 400 mg/kg may cause death in guinea pigs due to bleeding from the adrenal glands; in addition there are turbid swelling, steatosis, acute hemorrhagic necrosis of the liver, and severe blood stasis in the kidneys and hematuria. Long-term administration (1 to 2 mg/kg for 5 months) can cause liver necrosis in young guinea pigs without affecting their growth. A large number of injections to rats and rats can cause paroxysmal paroxysmal seizures and death from respiratory arrest. In chronic tests, poisoned animals have gastrointestinal irritation, adrenal and splenic hemorrhage, liver cirrhosis, etc., and psoralen is given to dogs. Oral 15 mg/kg daily for 15 to 60 days. Rats received 100 to 200 mg/kg or 17 days or 33 mg/kg/day for 60 days. No pathological changes were found. The lethal dose can cause malnutrition in the heart and brain of mice, the activity of catalase, dehydrogenase, and peroxidase in the viscera, skin, and muscle of rats is increased, liver enlargement and blood stasis, and rabbits are injected 25 mg/kg. Can make blood sugar drop. The median lethal dose (mg/kg) for psoralen was 625 for oral administration and 480 for subcutaneous injection; the oral dose was 1330 for rats and 830 for subcutaneous injections. The median lethal doses of xanthotoxin and bergapten for intramuscular injection in rats were 160 and 945 mg/kg, respectively. The median lethal dose (milligrams per kilogram) for mice was between 150 and 250 for dioscorerine, lyrchine, caprolin and vanillin, and between 45 and 140 for alkaloids and between 75 and 140 alkaloids.

Calcium Chloride

Calcium Chloride Description :

Calcium chloride is an inorganic salt, which exists as solid or liquid. Solid calcium chloride is a white, crystal substance in the form of flake, granule, pellet or powder. With different crystallized water contents, it can be dihydrate or anhydrous. Liquid calcium chloride is a colorless, clear solution. As calcium chloride has such properties as quick dissolving, exothermic ability, attracting moisture from the air and surroundings, dissolving at very low temperature

Calcium Chloride Application :

1. They are widely used in highway, expressway, parking lot and port to melting snow and ice.

2. Used as dryer, as anti-fog, and anti-dust agent also fireproof agent

3. Protective agent and refining agent for petroleum/oil field.

4. Pigment assistance agent of textile. It is a kind of raw material.

5. It acts as flocculation in water treatment.

6. Be used in waste paper processing as removing printing ink agent.

7. As anti-freezing agent.

8. As dehydration agent.

9. Food additive: as cryogen are used in ice cream, as stable agent/coagulant used in bean products, drink and beer.

94% calcium chloride pellet

Calcium Chloride 74% pellets/granulars

Calcium Chloride 77% , 74% Flakes

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