Vesicant substance   (translated from Spanish)
Vesicant substance vesicant substances, calls also "blister agents", are substances ... this action can get to obstruct them). Vesicant substances are: iperina (used for the first ... to destroy the existing ones; today, the vesicant substances continue being a potential danger since ...
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Sulfur mustard
... °C Hazards MSDS External MSDS Main hazards Vesicant NFPA 704 0.003 mg/m 3 ... a member, are a class of related vesicant chemical warfare agents with the ability to ... and 40% T ( oxygen mustard , a related vesicant with lower freezing point and much lower ... Physiological effects Mustard gas is a strong vesicant (a compound that causes blisters). Those exposed ... not identified until the blisters rise. The vesicant property can be neutralised by oxidation ...
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Poison gas in World War I
... type) Nation Production (metric tons) Irritant Lachrymatory Vesicant Total Austria-Hungary 5,080 255 — ... First World War was mustard gas, a vesicant, which was introduced by Germany in July ... chlorasine) 1917 Irritant/Sternutatory C Ethyldichloroarsine 1918 Vesicant C N-Ethylcarbazole 1918 Irritant C Benzyl ... Mustard gas (Bis(2-chloroethyl) sulfide) 1917 Vesicant Both Effect on World War II In ...
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Spanish fly   (translated from Spanish)
... medicine until principles of century XX like vesicant. / resulting Product of the drying of the ... medicine it was used mainly by its vesicant power for the treatment of ulceraciones of ... against the urinary incontinencia. Aside from the vesicant ones, other effects are the upheavals in ...
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Chemical warfare
... onset Non-persistent and an inhalation hazard. Vesicant/Blister Sulfur mustard (HD, H) Nitrogen mustard ... 50,965 tons of pulmonary, lachrymatory, and vesicant agents were deployed by both sides of ...
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Chemical weapon   (translated from Spanish)
... dangerous by inhalation. All based on cianuro Vesicant(causes of blisters) Yperite, Lewisite Quemazón in ... used.965 tons of respiratory, tear and vesicant agents by both parts, including clorín, fosgenio ...
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Mustard gas   (translated from French)
... make it gas. Effects Yperite is powerful vesicant. In the form of vapors, it tackles ...
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List of environment topics:B
... blight (urban) blind thrust earthquake blister agent (vesicant) blizzard (Blizzard of 1888) Great Blizzard of ...
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User:IAMTHEEGGMAN/To Do List
... agent (it's all sorts of wrong!) Vesicant Pulmonary agent Incapacitating agent Lachrymatory agent (and ...
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User:ClockworkSoul
... agent (it's all sorts of wrong!) Vesicant Pulmonary agent Incapacitating agent Lachrymatory agent (and ...
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