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A list of delayed-acting poison
I am making the list of delayed effect toxic substances.
A latency period is one years or more.
- Aflatoxin
- Nitrosodimethylamine
- Nitrosodiethylamine
More than half a month
- Dimethylmercury
- Diethylmercury
- Tetramethyltin
- Tetraethyltin
- Fadogia homblei poison
Several days
- Methylmercury
- Trialkyltin
- Nickel tetracarbonyl
- Iron pentacarbonyl
- Thiosarin
- NPF (Neopentylene phosphoryl fluoridate)
- NPSF (Neopentylene thiophosphorus fluoridate)
What kind of thing is there in addition to this?
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An interesting first post....
There are certain mushrooms that contain poisons that have delayed effects. Among them:
-Amanita phalloides
-Amanita ocreata
-Conocybe filaris
-Galerina autumnalis
The poisons contained in these mushrooms have effects that manifest themselves ~24h after ingestion, causing kidney and liver failure. Scary stuff, I
hope you are not thinking about working with these chemicals. If you plan to manipulate these poisons, I strongly suggest you reconsider.
"Ja, Kalzium, das ist alles!" -Otto Loewi
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Thank you for your reply.
I add some compounds.
- O,O,S-Trimethyl phosphorothioate
- o-Phthalonitrile
- Acrylamide (false charge?)
- Thallium salt
- Bromomethane
I am interested in whether Selenosarin and Selenosoman are a delayed effect.
It is said that they are kinds of Novichok.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novichok_agent
(Please read the bottom figure.)
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Looks good.
What do you mean by thallium salt?
"Ja, Kalzium, das ist alles!" -Otto Loewi
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Thallium salt is thallium acetate, thallium sulfate, etc.
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Carcinogen
- Azoxymethane (Explosiveness?)
- Azoxypropane (Explosiveness?)
- Methyl methanesulfonate
- Ethyl methanesulfonate
- Ethidium bromide
Poison
- Cobalt hydrocarbonyl
- Tetraalkyl lead
- Mercury vapor
- Cadmium
- Acromelic acid and Clitidine(Non-fatality)
Semi-chemical substance
- Prion
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I don't really see the sense in naming "all the poisons" because everything can be a poison.
Even if you want to list chemicals that are usually considered poisonous, you'd have to write a book. A big one.
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I agree with Endimion17, many common chemicals can be added to this and many of those have delayed effects, just to mention a few:
- soluble hexavalent chromium compounds are carcinogens when inhaled (e.g. potassium dichromate, ammonium dichromate, sodium chromate, chromium
trioxide)
- nitrites indirectly are carcinogens, due to transformation to nitrosamines in the stomach
- benzene is a carcinogen
- p-aminophenol and related compounds (e.g. metol, p-diaminobenzene, hydroquinone) used in photography are senzitizers which can cause extreme
allergic reactions after a long time.
- ....
- ....
And so the list can continue many many pages. You see, you even do not have to mention exotic chemicals like carbonyls or complicated organic
molecules, synthesized by plants or fungi. Even simple inorganic compounds or simple aromatic compounds can have delayed effects.
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In this context I would interprate poison to mean 'a substance suitable in small quantitys for deliberately poisoning oneself or another'
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I'm sorry.
My mother tongue is not English.
Using an automatic translation, I read and write.
Therefore I may not understand the remark of all of you very much.
It is not all poison that I want to list.
I list highly toxic materials.
Delayed poison is found well when I search it in HSDB of TOXNET with "a latent period".
Addition
- Brodifacoum
- Coumatetralyl
- Diphenadione
- p-Cresyl diphenyl phosphate
- Tricresyl Phosphate
- Orellanine
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Then you can list pretty much all body-soluble actinide salts because they get stuck inside you and give you cancer after a while.
But then again, they don't have to be soluble in body. You can inhale dusts and develop lung cancer after a while.
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I think phosgene and other carbonyl halides definitely deserve a place in this list.
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That's right.
Phosgene and PFIB, bis(trifluoromethyl)disulfide, others have a latency period.
Methyl fluoroacetate is also the same.
However, I did not add these to a list because a latency period was often around several hours.
This is because a list avoids getting longer.
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This is interesting, I think it's a very valid topic provided the definition quirky nominated is adhered to. Otherwise it's impossible I mean barium
sulphate posions palladium catalyst doesn't it should it be on the list, of course not, so perhaps withhold from referring to toxic chemicals with
broad unpredetermined effects.
Maybe this will become the default reference for writers of CSI television dramas.
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The "delayed action" poisons are certainly interesting. I think we should add paracetamol (acetaminophen) to the list.
I also hope that not to many murderers read this page.
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| Quote: | | I also hope that not to many murderers read this page. |
Or psychopathic wannabees . . . ?
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OK, if a delayed acting toxin is one where you have received a lethal dose, but don't know it yet for sure (that is, you are in effect a walking
dead), you might consider adding H2S (which numbs the sense of smell and is ingesting via the skin as well), and also the sweet smelling ClO2 to your
list.
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You could probably also put neutron radiation as a "delayed" effect poison (I know it's not a chemical substance per se, but it deserves a place on
the list). When you receive a lethal dose of neutrons, you enter a period of "walking ghost", where things look like they are improving, and then your
organs start to fail and you die a brutal and painful death.
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- Flocoumafen
- Difenacoum
- Coumachlor
- Chlorophacinone
- Difethialone
- Coumafuryl
- Valone
- Pyriminil (Pyrinuron)
- MPTP
Most are rodenticide.
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Everything is a poison and nothing is without poison.
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Oxygen is very slow-acting . . .
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Water is pretty hazardous too, everyone that drinks it will die someday, which proves its delayed toxic effects. 
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- Abrin
- Chlorosoman
- Ethylene glycol (not highly toxic)
- Diethylene glycol (not highly toxic)
Is this post the 40000th?
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actually, it/s free radicals in the body damage the DNA and may be the possible cause of cancer which is slow acting
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Quote: Originally posted by Random  |
actually, it/s free radicals in the body damage the DNA and may be the possible cause of cancer which is slow acting |
And the free radicals come from the reduction of elemental oxygen inside the body.
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| Quote: Originally posted by Random |
actually, it/s free radicals in the body damage the DNA and may be the possible cause of cancer which is slow acting |
Then other substances such as methanol shouldn't be considered toxic also, since its toxicity comes from our body's action on it, which oxidizes it
into the both harmful formaldehyde and formic acid, but methanol itself isn't poinsonous.
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