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antifreeze

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antifreeze
see ethylene glycol.

antifreeze
Toxicology A fluid with a high concentration of ethylene glycol or methanol, which is added to car, truck, and other cooling systems for internal combustion engines to substantially ↓ the freezing point of the coolant; antifreeze has long had currency as a surrogate inebriant, despite its being associated with acidosis and renal shutdown–ethylene glycol and blindness–methanol Clinical In low amounts, antifreeze simulates alcohol metabolism; at high levels, it is associated with N&V, seizures, coma, death, at levels above 100 ml of ethylene glycol. See Leukovorin rescue. Methotrexatre


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By RICHARD SMITH A WOMAN who tried to poison her lover by lacing his Angel Delight with antifreeze was jailed yesterday.
Worth pounds 12, the useful pack contains a window de-icer, screen wash antifreeze and clearview solution, an ice scraper and de-misting pad.
Worth pounds 12, the pack contains a window de-icer, screen wash antifreeze and clearview solution, an ice scraper and de-misting pad.
 
 
 
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