In the
May/June 2014 issue of
Museum Notes, William B. Jensen (emeritus professor of chemistry at the University of Cincinnati) discusses the
Marsh test for arsenic (named for British chemist James Marsh), its first use in a trial, and its place in mystery fiction (mentioning its appearances in Dorothy L. Sayers's
Strong Poison and R. Austin Freeman's
The Cat's Eye).
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