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chlorinated lime

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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of chlorinated lime1

First recorded in 1875–80
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Carbolic acid was sprayed into buildings and chlorinated lime sprinkled in houses; rats were trapped and poisoned; ramshackle balcony additions were removed from tiny Chinatown apartments; houses were searched for potential plague cases.

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Then she remembered the story of Ignaz Semmelweis, a Hungarian doctor who discovered that deaths from childbed fever could be more or less eliminated by physicians simply washing their hands with chlorinated lime between patients.

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Chlorine is a good germicide, but is very irritating, poisonous, and dangerous to handle; it is evolved by the decomposition of chlorinated lime with sulphuric acid.

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It is safer to keep out of swimming tanks that are not filtered or refilled constantly, or chemically purified as by chlorinated lime.

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The stain can be removed with a weak solution of chlorinated lime.

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