MY SCIENCE REPORTER ARTICLES ON POISONS APPEARING IN 1997
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Science Reporter is a monthly science magazine, which gives articles of
scientific interest on a variety of subjects. This magazine was started in
post independent India in 1952 and is published uninterrupted since then.
It is published by the National Institute of Science Communication, New Delhi. The full address of
the magazine is:
THE EDITOR
SCIENCE REPORTER
National Institute of
Science Communication (CSIR)
Dr. K.S. Krishnan Marg
New Delhi-110 012
INDIA
From January 1997, I started a new series, POISON SLEUTHS
which appeared as a monthly column from January 1997 till April 2001. It proved highly popular among lay people
and scientists alike. It was in the form of a dialogue between an intelligent
and curious 15 year old, and an expert forensic pathologist.
MY SCIENCE REPORTER ARTICLES ON POISONS APPEARING IN 1997
January 1997 Introductory article on Poisons
February 1997 article on Arsenic
March 1997 article on Spanish Fly
April-May 1997 article on Boron Poisoning
June 1997 article on Silver Poisoning
July 1997 article on Vanadium Poisoning
August 1997 article on Methyl Bromide Poisoning
September 1997 article on Ratti Seeds
October 1997 article on Thallium
November 1997 article on Capsaicin
December 1997 article on Lysol
MY SCIENCE REPORTER ARTICLES ON POISONS APPEARING IN 1998
January 1998 article on Phosgene
February 1998 article on SMFA
March 1998 article on Common salt
April 1998 article on Iodine
May 1998 article on Barium
June 1998 article on Selenium
July 1998 article on DNOC
August-September 1998 article on Cadmium
October 1998 article on Aluminium Phosphide
November 1998 article on Argemone mexicana
December 1998 article on Sodium Chlorate
MY SCIENCE REPORTER ARTICLES ON POISONS APPEARING IN 1999 AND 2000
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