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Why did Sherlock Holmes tear up corpses in the anatomy, who is a thanatologist, and how did British law influence the development of medicine? What is the cianid for sniffing and can a dash of nicotine kill a horse? How can chemistry help identify coolants and why should you stay away from antifreeze?

How can chemistry help identify coolants and why should you stay away from antifreeze?

In his new book chemist Volodymyr Sarkisyan tells about what really happens in the laboratory of forensic science, how Ukrainian toxicologists detect pesticides and, moreover, in what aspects even the famous detective genre maestrina Agatha Krysti is mistaken.

The chemist dissects classic detective stories and dispels stereotypes, explains how the hour man could really do harm to vampires and why to fight with shifters pass not only sribnyi kuli. The author explains how approaches to detecting shapeshifters have changed over time, and what is the relationship between the stories about ghosts and poison gas detonation.