1. Chloride of zinc: its economic and sanitary relations : with testimonials to its preventing decay, rot, mildew, and combustion in wood, canvas, cordage, cotton, woolen, etc., and its deodorizing and purifying foul holds, cellars, hospital wards, sick chambers, sinks, cesspools, vaults, cabinet and chamber vessels Author(s): Roxbury Chemical Company. Publication: Boston : White & Potter, 1850 Subject(s): Zinc CompoundsAnti-Infective Agents
