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American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2023
Abstract In agrarian countries, several pesticides are used on a large scale to preserve grains. However, oftentimes, the very people using it are not aware of their harmful effects. Some pesticides produce toxic gases, which can cause poisoning by inhalation.
Sangita, Moirangthem +4 more
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Abstract In agrarian countries, several pesticides are used on a large scale to preserve grains. However, oftentimes, the very people using it are not aware of their harmful effects. Some pesticides produce toxic gases, which can cause poisoning by inhalation.
Sangita, Moirangthem +4 more
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Phosphine gas in the upper troposphere
Atmospheric Environment, 2003Abstract The gas phosphine (PH 3 ) is a part of an atmospheric link of the phosphorus cycle on earth. Phosphine was reported elsewhere to be found worldwide in remote air samples in the lower troposphere in the low ng/m 3 range during the night, when oxidation is inhibited.
Marc Edwards +2 more
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Occurrence and origin of phosphine in landfill gas
Science of the Total Environment, 2004A landfill (Hooge Maey, Flanders, Belgium) was subjected to an in-depth study in order to explain the origin of phosphine detected in high amounts in landfill gas during a previous study. The spatial and temporal variability of the phosphine concentration in landfill gas was assessed.
Roels, Joris, Verstraete, Willy
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Production and emission of phosphine gas from wetland ecosystems
Journal of Environmental Sciences, 2010Phosphine is a part of an atmospheric link of phosphorus cycle on earth, which could be an important pathway for phosphorus transport in environment. Wetland ecosystems are important locations for global biogeochemical phosphorus cycle. In this study, production and emission fluxes of free phosphine from four wetlands types in southern China were ...
Shixiang Gao, Jinju Geng, Xueyuan Gu
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Emergency Medicine, 1992
ABSTRACTPhostoxin is a fumigant used in rural areas. We report a case of phostoxin ingestion which resulted in the release of lethal phosphine gas.The patient developed a profound metabolic acidosis and cardiovascular depression and died. During treatment and after death, he continued to emit the noxious gas which was dangerous to staff, and resulted ...
DANIEL M FATOVICH +3 more
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ABSTRACTPhostoxin is a fumigant used in rural areas. We report a case of phostoxin ingestion which resulted in the release of lethal phosphine gas.The patient developed a profound metabolic acidosis and cardiovascular depression and died. During treatment and after death, he continued to emit the noxious gas which was dangerous to staff, and resulted ...
DANIEL M FATOVICH +3 more
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Gas-phase ion chemistry of the allene–phosphine and silane–allene–phosphine systems
Journal of Mass Spectrometry, 2004AbstractThe gas‐phase ion chemistry of allene–phosphine and silane–allene–phosphine mixtures was studied by ion trap mass spectrometry. Rate constants of the main processes were measured and compared with the collisional rate constants to determine the reaction efficiencies.
Francesca Turco +2 more
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Worker Exposure Standard for Phosphine Gas
Risk Analysis, 2004The 1998 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP) re‐registration eligibility decision (RED) for phosphine fumigants has generated much interest in defining safe levels of exposure for workers and worker bystanders. This report summarizes the pertinent literature on phosphine toxicity, including animal inhalation studies ...
Bill, Pepelko +5 more
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A gas chromatographic analysis of phosphine in biological material in a case of suicide
Forensic Science International, 2008In a suicide committed using aluminium phosphide (AlP) the liberated toxic phosphine gas was detected in post-mortem specimens using a headspace gas chromatographic procedure with a nitrogen-phosphorous detector (HS-GC/NPD). At autopsy a direct sampling into airtight headspace vials for a later analysis is recommended. AlP has to be considered a potent
Burkhard Madea +2 more
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Unintentional Fatal Phosphine Gas Poisoning of a Family
Pediatric Emergency Care, 2011The objective of the study was to report the toxicity of phosphine gas after a residential fumigation that resulted in fatal poisoning of a 15-month-old toddler and her 4-year-old sibling.This is a case report and a review of literature.A family of 6 members was exposed to phosphine gas after their yard was treated with aluminum phosphide for a rodent ...
Tara J, Lemoine +3 more
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A Core Metabolic Enzyme Mediates Resistance to Phosphine Gas
Science, 2012Dissecting Phosphine Resistance Worldwide populations of pest insects—such as the lesser grain borer, Rhyzopertha dominica , and the rust-red flour beetle, Tribolium castaneum —have become highly resistant to the fumigant phosphine, providing a potential threat to global food ...
Schlipalius, David I +16 more
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