Phenol (carbolic acid) is an organic multi-component substance. It looks like transparent crystals that turn pink in the open air.
Acids are complex substances with one or more hydrogen atoms and an acid residue in their molecules.
Household chemical vapor poisoning occurs when people inhale the fumes of chemicals found in household products such as detergents, bleach, pipe cleaners, dishwashing products, etc.
Paint vapor poisoning occurs because the toxic components of paint materials adversely affect the skin, respiratory organs and gastrointestinal tract.
Solvent is a chemical substance used for degreasing surfaces, diluting varnishes and paints.
Nashatyr alcohol (ammonia, 10% solution of ammonium hydroxide) is a liquid colorless substance with a specific unpleasant odor.
Whitewash vapor poisoning most often occurs in people who, due to their activities, are forced to come into contact with this substance.
Methane easily penetrates the blood-brain barrier, affecting the brain, depressing the respiratory organs and the CNS.
Poisoning from toxic mercury vapor occurs through the skin and by inhalation.
Inhalation intoxication with paint materials is very common.
