Coralline Dye-Injurious Effect Therefrom
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A short 1869 magazine item reporting a case in which a French chemistry professor, Mr. Bidard of Rouen, wore stockings with red silk lines dyed with coralline. The wearer suffered painful burn-like inflammation and mild poisoning, certified by two physicians in Havre. Analysis found the red dye was coralline, derived from carbolic acid, while the lilac ground was harmless aniline violet.
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