| phosphorus poisoning |
Poisoning caused by the ingestion of substances containing yellow phosphorus, such as rat and roach poison. Before the introduction of safety matches (which contain no yellow phosphorus), phosphorus poisoning was quite commo
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| phosphorus n. |
necrosis of the jaw, sometimes associated with deposition of new subperiosteal bone, occurring in workers exposed to yellow phosphorus fumes. Called also phosphonecrosis and phossy jaw.
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| phosphorus p. |
a condition resulting from ingestion or inhalation of phosphorus, manifested by mandibular necrosis (see phosphorus necrosis), toothache, anorexia, weakness, and anemia.
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| phosphorus |
An element that is essential for life. One of the three main nutrients in fertilizers. It is obtained by processing phosphate-containing ores.
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| phosphorus |
an important nutrient for life, especially plants and algae.
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