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What is an inorganic poison?

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An inorganic poison is a toxic substance that does not contain carbon-hydrogen bonds, such as metals like mercury.

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What is the Minimum Lethal Dose (MLD)?

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The smallest dose of a poison or radiation that produces death.

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What is the result of the neutralization of formaldehyde by ammonia in bacterial decomposition?

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Production of Urotropin.

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What is autolysis?

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Self cell digestion or cell self-decomposition caused by enzymes.

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What is a corrosive substance?

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A corrosive substance is a chemical that can cause destruction of living tissue or severe corrosion of material.

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What is the role of ammonia in decomposition?

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Ammonia can neutralize formaldehyde, leading to the production of Urotropin.

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What are toxins?

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Toxins are poisonous substances produced by living organisms, which can cause harm to other organisms.

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What is the difference between acute and chronic poisoning?

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Acute poisoning occurs after a single exposure to a toxic substance, while chronic poisoning results from repeated exposure over time.

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What is the significance of the dose-response relationship in toxicology?

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The dose-response relationship describes how the effect of a substance changes with varying doses, helping to determine toxicity.

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What is formaldehyde commonly used for?

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Formaldehyde is used as a disinfectant and preservative in various industries.