It is called "denatured" alcohol, but it is not necessarily "poisoned" because some idiot will always try to drink it anyway. Cooking sherries, for instance, are "denatured" with gross quantities of salt...which, I suppose in the end is probably worse than ingesting rat poison. Oh well.
Not can be. It IS.
Treatment of a particular poison depends on the identity of the poison and how the poison was absorbed into the body.
Yes
yea alcohol can kill you if you drink to much and of yes toxic poison can kill you and with alcohol can get you bad and get you to hit people and toxic poison you just die like BOOM like you drink it u die in one second
Alcohol itself is not an element so it has no single symbol. The characteristic of an alcohol is OH, i.e. oxygen (O) combined with hydrogen (H), so every molecule with a OH part in it you call an alcohol. E.g. ethanol the most common alcohol is ethane with instead of a H a OH part.There are many chemical forms of alcohol, but the most common which is used in drinks is ethyl alcohol C2H5OH.Methylated spirits is ethyl alcohol to which a small percentage of methyl alcohol (CH3OH) is added to poison it to discourage its consumption.
Alcohol can be considered to be mildly poisonous; you have to drink really a lot of it in order to actually die of alcohol poisoning.
it means when someone has had alcohol or drugs. A toxin is a poison.
Coffee and tobacco and alcohol!
kidney failure, alcohol poison and, put your life at risk
Roundup is a weed killer. No, it does not contain alcohol. It contains a poison called Glyphosate.
If you are experiencing the runs from your drinking, you are -- by definition -- drinking far too much. It does not happen to "social" drinkers. Drink less alcohol. Alcohol-induced diarrhea is caused by the body's rejection of the alcohol, which it recognizes as a poison, and because of the irritation caused to the inside of the digestive tract. Some people are more susceptible to that than others. If you are one of them, consider it one more good reason not to drink.
Rubbing alcohol is completely safe to use on poison ivy. It helps the itch and dries up blisters that may form in extreme cases.