Potential Constants of Tetrachlorethylene

Further Experience with Tetrachlorethylene

Death Following Administration of Tetrachlorethylene

Tetrachlorethylene Poisoning and Treatment

To the Editor, Indian Medical Gazette Sir,?Reading in the March 1947 issue of a case with toxaemia due to tetrachlorethylene was brought back to my memory. In August 1946, I sent an I.O.R. to a local civil hospital to be treated for fever. Malaria was suspected and his temperature touched normal after quinine treatment. The M.O. of the hospital finding the patient to be very ansemic thought the...

Tetrachlorethylene as an Anthelmintic for Tapeworm

Male fern has been commonly used for manyyears as an anthelmintic against cestodes, though its administration is very troublesome and even risky to the host. Maplestone and Mukerji (1931) mention trying of tetrachlorethylene in three cases of Tcenia saginata infection with apparently no effect. But their further experience with tetrachlorethylene (Maplestone and Mukerji, 1937) claim the drug as...

Potential Energy and Spin-Spin Coupling Constants Surface of Glycolaldehyde

The potential energy surface of the simplest carbohydrate, glycolaldehyde, was investigated at the secondorder Møller-Plesset (MP2) level of theory, and the rotation barriers between them were calculated. Four local minima and six transition states were found. Next, the conformational dependence of the indirect nuclear spin-spin coupling constants was studied by means of density functional theo...