The poison paradox
chemicals as friends and foes
by John A. Timbrell
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Publisher description: THE POISON PARADOX explores the dark side of chemistry-and provides a lively and rewarding introduction to the science of toxicology. Explaining what makes a chemical in some cases poisonous and able to harm us yet also sometimes able to heal us, toxicologist John Timbrell shows that poisons are part of the natural world: by understanding the science of the poisons that we might encounter by a accident or design, we can assess what the real risks are and learn to live with them safely.
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Poisons, Physiological effect, ToxicologyShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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The poison paradox: chemicals as friends and foes
2008, Oxford University Press
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The poison paradox: chemicals as friends and foes
2005, Oxford University Press, Oxford University Press, USA
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [322]-323) and index.
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