Which substance typically causes a liquefactive necrosis of tissues upon exposure?
Alkali
Toluene
Benzene
Acid
Alkali substances cause liquefactive necrosis because they saponify fats, leading to deep penetrating injuries that can continue to cause tissue damage even after the initial exposure. Acids typically cause a coagulative necrosis, forming a protective eschar that limits the depth of tissue injury.
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