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...grade Prussian blue in particular is used for patients who have ingested [[thallium]] or [[radioactive decay|radioactive]] [[caesium]]. According to the [[Inte

* [[thallium poisoning|thallium]])

| group4 = [[Thallium]]

|data23 = [[Tin]], [[Thallium]], [[Lead]], [[Bismuth]]

...um]], [[gallium]], [[hafnium]], [[indium]], [[niobium]], [[rhenium]] and [[thallium]].<ref>[http://www.cbp.gov/linkhandler/cgov/trade/legal/informed_compliance

*[[Thallium]]

...factsheets/ioc/thallium.pdf|accessdate = 2009-09-15| title = Factsheet on: Thallium}}</ref> [[cadmium]] and [[mercury (element)|mercury]] are the most toxic. H

...=15252192 | title =Soluble or Insoluble Prussian Blue for Radiocesium and Thallium Poisoning? | first2 =ED | year =2004 | last2 =Callen | last1 =Thompson | is

Methyl blue is also used to treat [[thallium]] poisoning. It binds to the thallium.

|tl|thallium=

|tl|thallium=81

|tl|thallium=Tl

|right=[[thallium]] | dm=[[beta emission|β]]⁻ | de=0.492 | pn=203 | ps=[[thallium|Tl]] }}

|left=[[thallium]] | dm=[[Electron capture|Epsilon]] | de=0.051 | pn=205 | ps=[[thallium|Tl]]}}

...s [[caesium]] (¹³³Cs), but [[rubidium]] (⁸⁷Rb) and [[thallium]] (²⁰⁵Tl) are examples of others used in early research.

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