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The 12 pages that link to Sodium thiosulfate, each with the reason it gives.

• Cyanide poisoningBroader topic: It supports an enzymatic route for detoxifying cyanide in some treatment protocols.

• John HerschelRelated: Herschel identified its usefulness as a photographic fixer, helping make images permanent.

• Photographic fixerRelated: It complexes silver ions and carries dissolved silver halide out of the emulsion.

• CyanideRelated: It provides substrate for enzymatic cyanide detoxification.

• OtotoxicityBroader topic: It is used to reduce cisplatin-related hearing loss in certain pediatric treatment protocols.

• HydroxocobalaminCompared with: It offers another cyanide antidote strategy and may be used alongside hydroxocobalamin.

• Cyanide antidoteRelated: It supplies sulfur for the enzyme rhodanese to detoxify cyanide.

• Sodium bisulfiteCompared with: It is another sulfur-based reducing agent, but has distinct composition and reaction chemistry.

• Sodium sulfiteCompared with: It is another sulfur-based reducing agent, but its anion contains two sulfur atoms.

• ThiosulfateBroader topic: This widely used salt supplies thiosulfate in laboratory and industrial solutions.

• Amyl nitriteCompared with: It treats cyanide poisoning through detoxification rather than amyl nitrite’s methemoglobin route.

• Thiosulfuric acidBroader topic: It supplies thiosulfate ions that form thiosulfuric acid upon acidification.