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    Mr. Mcgregor

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    water.There were also ropes and a plastic bucket which may mean that Mrs.McGregor used the bucket to collect arsenic water. Following this theory, a homemade machine was created to hold water and it was located in the forest. This indicates that the poison relates to the machine and the arsenic water. There is a prediction that Mr.Tod must have built the machine. A used spray paint was found in his home indicates that Mr.Tod used the spray paint for the machine. An instruction booklet was found…

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    Toxicity is the levels of chemical which causes harm to organism. A median level toxicity, LD50 is the levels of chemical required to kill half the population on organisms. LD50 metrics is used to define toxicity and any level beyond this measure is considered lethal causing acute toxicity and mortality. At No observed adverse effect level (NOAEL) , there is no biologically or statically significant adverse effect of exposure on organism. The exposure level in minimum and the risk is acceptable…

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    Forensic Toxicology: Arsenic Poison Glenda Cabrera George Mason University Abstract This paper will focus forensic toxicology. Starting off with the meaning of the two words; followed by the father of toxicology. This paper will more specifically focus on the effects that arsenic poison has on the human body. Also how often time it is confused with just being a common illness like food poison. But the most important is how it is undetectable until it’s too late and the body is undergoing…

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    house. They are young and have a bright future when all the elders of the Blackwood gone. The old culture is about an end or vanishes because Uncle Julian is weakening and suffering from his arsenic poisoning. He is the only one that survives the poison and still hangs around with his old drama. The sooner the Blackwood house would be come alive again when Uncle Julian has gone. Unfortunately, there is a cousin; Charles is considering as another evil when he comes to Blackwood house. In the…

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    Christiana the Killer Love, jealousy, and poison are an all too familiar tale in Victorian society, but the story of Christiana Edmunds is an exceptional one. Christiana Edmunds was a 33 year old, middle class woman living in Brighton when she became the patient of the local physician Dr. Charles Beard in 1869. During the course of the next few months Christiana and Dr. Beard began to exchange love letters but unfortunately for Christiana Dr. Beard had a wife. As reported in The Derby Mercury,…

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    Intro- During the Holocaust concentration camps were created in an attempt to try and kill out the entire race of Jews. The officers of the concentration camps would be popular for dehumanizing its prisoners. The officers of the camps treated the prisoners like they were worthless and did many experiments on ways to kill the prisoners. German officers used many unthinkable, inhumane tactics to murder thousands of prisoners a day. There were many ways that german officers murdered the prisoners…

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    The generation known as the Millennials, are most often perceived as a highly disadvantaged and targeted group. There are many factors that contribute to the perception of this particular group some of which, are very saddening and truly unfair for the Millennials, and I am sad to say that I am part of that generation. The way that I, along with many other people see it, is that most of the problems the Millennials are dealing with today, have been the results of failure from the previous…

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    Safiya Johnson October 20, 2015 Biology 07 Deborah Blum, The Curious Case of the Poisoned Cows, June 29, 2012, Wired Magezine, http://www.wired.com/2012/06/cyanide-and-poisoned-cows/ On a farm in Texas there was a herd of eighteen cows that had been let out to graze one afternoon, after a few hours only three cows were still alive. After investigation it was discovered that Hydrogen cyanide was found in the cows and the grass and was labeled as the cause of death. Cyanide is naturally…

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    Pesticides kill 26 people a year, hospitalize 1,419, and send 20,116 to health clinics to be treated. Pesticides are the only toxic substances that we release intentionally into our environment to kill living things, this includes chemical substances to kill weeds (herbicides), insects (insecticides), fungus (fungicides), rodents (rodenticides) and many others. Farmers, landscapers, and commercial pesticide applicators apply about 1 billion pesticides a year to agricultural land, urban areas,…

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    cause of her death.Cleopatra has always been the most memorable Egyptian Queen of Egypt, but her death has been questioned over again and no one is really sure how or why she died. Scientists have discovered a theory other than suicide, snake bite and poison, that I very much agree with, the theory of murder. Historically, Cleopatra has been mainly known as Egypt’s last Queen/Pharaoh, but no one has ever questioned her death.There…

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