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Drugs , such as oxytetracycline ( added in feed to treat certain diseases ) and chemicals , such as copper sulfate and other aquatic herbicides ( used to treat excessive aquatic vegetation or algae ) , readily bind to sediment and other particles in the pond system . Once meat and poultry leave this stage in the process , they are held in all types of different facilities including warehouses and in-transit containers , as you readily know . Under such circumstances , the hypnotic procedure appears to us as far from inert even with subjects who do not readily show evidence of distorted perception or memory in response to suggestions . Although these attempts to bolster the reputation of the poet 's art readily refer to the opinions of the respected ancients , none of them asserts , as Ruskin was willing to do , that poetry , poetry written by their contemporaries , was prophecy . To a chemist , potassium chloride is also known as monopotassium chloride , potassium muriate , or potassium monochloride , and features the very simple molecule consisting of a single potassium and chlorine atom that readily dissociate in water into ions .