Essays on Poison

The Innocence of Socrates At the age of seventy, Socrates is ordered to the court of law to defend himself and his conduct for two primary reasons: being an atheist (creating false gods) and corrupting the youth. Socrates must defend himself from the lying accusations...

Chemical Weapons are designed to injure and eventually kill civilians and soldiers. Chemical weapons have no mercy on innocent children, agriculture and livestock, causing severe damage to sources of food of local people and causing long-lasting effects. These weapons date back to 600 BC, when...

Food poisoning additionally called food borne sickness could be a result of feeding on a germs contaminated food. Virus, toxin, microorganism are the legendary common causes of FP. Food contamination can accidentally happen during the processing of a food material or product, and for the...

Arsenic contamination has turned out to be a common phenomenon now-a-days through contaminating the area extent and affecting the wide number of people around the world directly or indirectly. The level of contaminant has spread over the soil and sediments from groundwater and various other...

What if you found out that everything you learned in school was a lie? The entire time you sat learning math, in vein, all of the facts about the government only a softened truth, the wars that were fought to make America a great country...

Snakes are one of the most widely found species. They can be found on every continent except Antarctica and some smaller islands. They are very good at survival and live many months without food and water. Snakes fall under Reptilia class. Altogether more than 20...

Macbeth by William Shakespeare is a riveting play that thoroughly examines universally timeless concepts that are alluring to audiences in both a Renaissance and Contemporary era. Shakespeare analyses the destructive aspects of one’s intense hunger for power, then resulting in the annihilation of the individual’s...