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Discover LudwigThe phrase "strong poison" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used as a noun phrase to refer to a powerful and potentially lethal substance. Example: "The king's advisor schemed to replace the queen's wine with a strong poison in order to gain control of the kingdom."
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Strong poison.
Mercury is a strong poison that poses significant and immediate hazards to human health.
The first, "Strong Poison," is as strong and as irresistible as the last.
Reassuringly, the plot of Strong Poison isn't a practical way of poisoning someone, let alone getting away with it.
Pyridine and piperidine were strong poisons for the hydrogenation pathway and H2S was a strong poison for the direct desulfurization pathway.
In her 1930 classic Strong Poison, Dorothy L Sayers had her heroine Harriet Vane stand trial for poisoning her ex-lover with a sweet omelette.
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H2S has a strong poisoning effect on the catalytic activity of Pd catalysts, while Pt catalysts are more resistant.
Phosphorus is responsible for strong poisoning of the acid sites both in the presence or absence of rhodium.
Both impregnated and aerosol deactivated catalysts show a strong poisoning effect of alkaline metals due to a reduced ammonia adsorption capacity.
The activity of Pt/Ba/Al was greatly depressed when using CO as reductant at low temperatures owing to the strong poisoning effect of CO on Pt.
The development of anesthesiology as a specialized field came about because of the dangers of anesthesia, which involves the use of carefully graduated doses of strong poisons to deaden pain.
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