Purification of a Niddah [Menstruant Woman]

The youngest age at which she communicates impurity to a man via intercourse: Kiddushin 10a
The youngest age at which she communicates impurity to any mattress she sleeps on: Kiddushin 10b
Do we treat a yoledet as a niddah automatically, on the assumption that blood must have emerged from the uterus even if we did not see it [ein petichat hakever b'lo dam]: Keritot 10a
Whether an animal's uterine blood would communicate impurity: Keritot 22a

Impurity of Carrying her: Shabbat 82a-83a
Impurity of Moving her: Shabbat 83b
Communicating impurity to something beneath an Even Masma [Boulder Upon Pegs]: Shabbat 82b
Impurity for a limb separated from a Menstruant Woman: Shabbat 82b-83b
Impurity where the blood is discovered in a spot where it could have come from various internal pure/impure areas of the genitalia: Niddah 17b-18a
Impurity from a menstruant's blood, after that blood has decomposed: Temurah 34a

For a zav/zavah, niddah or yoledet to eat from an offering, such as a Pesach Offering, which was brought in a state of Communal Death-Impurity: Pesachim 95b; Keritot 10a

Whether the concern for impurity from before she actually discovered the blood is rabbinic or Biblical: Niddah 9a, 15a
A level of impurity which is rabbinically decreed, where the communication of impurity would have been shortly before she discovered the blood: Niddah 7a
Impurity of a man who slept with a woman shortly before she discovered blood: Niddah 6a
Impurity of a man who slept with a woman shortly before she discovered a bloodstain: Niddah 6a
Impurity of items on which she lay or sat shortly before blood was discovered: Niddah 5b-6a
Impurity of items on which she lay or sat shortly before a bloodstain was discovered: Niddah 5b-6a
Impurity of items which she touched shortly before blood was discovered: Niddah 6a
Impurity of items which she touched shortly before a bloodstain was discovered: Niddah 6a
Impurity of foods, or covered pottery, which she touched shortly before blood was discovered: Niddah 6a
Impurity of foods, or covered pottery, which she touched shortly before a bloodstain was discovered: Niddah 6a
Items on which she performed "Heset" shortly before blood was discovered: Niddah 5b-6a
The status of Terumah which she touched shortly before finding blood: Niddah 6a-b
The status of sanctified items which she touched shortly before finding blood: Niddah 6a
Impurity for non-holy items which are treated with purity, which were touched by a woman before she saw menstrual blood: Niddah 6b, 7a
Impurity of dough which awaits tithing, from a woman who touched it shortly before experiencing menstrual bleeding: Niddah 7a


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