Sentence examples for a caustic agent from inspiring English sources
Baking soda acts as a caustic agent, exfoliating the outer layers of skin and revealing the softer, newer skin underneath.
Officials in Iraq and Washington emphasized in interviews that because the unit studied in greatest detail had been thoroughly decontaminated with a still-unidentified caustic agent, it was impossible to say whether it had ever produced agents for bioweapons.
When her friend Christina takes Mabel on her arm, "she holds the hawk with cautious concentration, as if it were a pitcher full of some caustic agent".
Turns out there are two both for felony use of gases and injury by caustic agent of explosive.
The objective of this study was to report our clinical experience and to evaluate the role of a 6-point EGD classification system of injury in predicting outcomes in adult patients diagnosed with caustic agent ingestion.
The objective of this study was to report our clinical experience and to evaluate the role of a 6-point EGD classification system of injury in predicting outcomes and guiding therapy in adult patients diagnosed with caustic agent ingestion.
In addition, no differences were observed between the two age groups regarding the type of ingested substance, the pH of the ingested substance, or the site most severely damaged by the caustic agent.
In that case, it will remain a challenge to find cheap caustic agents and how to deal with the environmental burden of the fermentation effluent.
Caustic agents with a pH level <2 or >12 rapidly penetrate layers of the esophagus resulting in necrosis-induced eschar formation in the mucosa that limits deep tissue penetration [ 4].
Krokodil, a drug made by cutting prescription painkillers with caustic agents like gasoline or acid, made its way from the slums of Russia to the U.S., bringing along with it reports and photos of melted flesh and bone.
Caustic agents are known to provoke a wide range of gastrointestinal (GI) tract injuries with long-term complications; such complications include esophageal stricture and the development of esophageal carcinoma [ 1].
