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    Chloroform exposure through inhalation can cause irritation of the nasal passages and throat, as well as shortness of breath. High levels of exposure may lead to unconsciousness, seizures, or even death. Long-term exposure is linked to liver and kidney damage. Research studies have examined the toxic effects of chloroform on the central nervous system and liver through inhalation and skin exposure in both humans and animal models. The researcher conducted a secondary analysis of available literature and resources to understand the impacts of chloroform inhalation on the human body.

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    Chloroform exposure through inhalation can cause irritation of the nasal passages and throat, as well as shortness of breath. High levels of exposure may lead to unconsciousness, seizures, or even death. Long-term exposure is linked to liver and kidney damage. Research studies have examined the toxic effects of chloroform on the central nervous system and liver through inhalation and skin exposure in both humans and animal models. The researcher conducted a secondary analysis of available literature and resources to understand the impacts of chloroform inhalation on the human body.

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    EFFECTS OF CHLOROFORM TO THE HUMAN BODY WHEN INHALED

    A Research Study Presented to the Faculty of Alabel National Science High School Regional
    Science High School for Region XII Maribulan, Alabel Sarangani Province

    In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Research Grade 8

    MARIANNNE ALEIAH P. MALCONTENTO


    8 – VANDA

    December 15, 2022


    INTRODUCTION

    Chloroform (CHCI3) is a colorless liquid that turns into gas. It can damage the neurological system,
    liver, kidneys, eyes, and certain parts of the skin. Exposure to Chloroform may also cause cancer.
    Inhaling or ingesting the substance might have harmful effects. Chloroform inhalation can cause
    throat and nasal discomfort as well as shortness of breath. Systemic symptoms from acute
    inhalation include excitation, nausea, and vomiting, which are followed by ataxia, vertigo, and
    sleepiness.
    High exposure levels have the potential to result in unconsciousness, convulsions, and even death
    from cardiac arrhythmias or respiratory failure. Those who survive an initial chloroform exposure
    may experience hepatic dysfunction and kidney impairment days later. Chloroform exposure over a
    long period of time may harm the liver. Chloroform is a man-made byproduct formed when chlorine
    is used to disinfect water. In industrial operations, chloroform is also employed. It tastes a little bit
    sweet and has no offensive odor.
    Its toxicity in general focuses on the central nervous system, otherwise known as NCR, and the
    liver.
    LITERATURE REVIEW

    Inhaling intense chloroform vapor irritates exposed mucosal membranes, particularly the nose and
    throat, and can result in severe acute poisoning. Additionally, breathlessness could happen.
    Additionally, it may be absorbed through the skin, and long-term exposure may cause systemic
    toxicity. Exposure to the skin irritates and reddens the region of touch, especially delicate areas like
    the neck and eyelids. Burns and rashes could arise from prolonged contact.

    Molecular dynamics computer simulation has been used to examine three alternative chloroform
    models. In-depth research was done on the thermodynamic, structural, and dynamic
    characteristics of the various models. Each model's generated potential energies, diffusion
    coefficients, and rotational correlation periods are compared to those from experiments. It is
    discovered that the rotating diffusion of chloroform cannot be adequately explained by the
    hypothesis of rotational Brownian motion. It was discovered that the force field of Dietz and
    Heinzinger had excellent overall agreement with experiment. A thorough analysis of this chloroform
    model has been done. The isothermal compressibility, thermal expansion coefficient, and constant
    volume heat capacity are all given values. The values and experiment accord quite well.
    RESEARCH METHOD

    This researcher searched on the internet about how chloroform effects some parts of the human
    body. She also read books in her school library, though there weren’t sufficient references. She
    performed secondary data analysis, otherwise known as archival study.
    REFERENCES

    Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR). (1997) Toxicological Profile for
    Chloroform. US Department of Health and Human Services: Atlanta, US

    Foxall, K. (2007). Chloroform Toxicological overview. CHAPD HQ, HPA, Version 1


    https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/
    file/338535/Chloroform_Toxicological_Overview.pdf

    Tironi, I. & Van Gunsteren, W. (2006). A molecular dynamics simulation of chloroform. Pages
    381-403 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023/A:1019887505651

    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA). (2001). Toxicological Review of Chloroform.

    WHO: Geneva. (2004). International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS). Chloroform.


    Concise International Chemical Assessment Document 58.
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