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Does mustard gas damage proteins?
It damages proteins, but it does not specifically target them.
What was mustard gas like?
mustard gas kills you
How does mustard gas kill you?
Mustard gas can kill by causing damage to the respiratory system and skin, leading to difficulty breathing, severe burns, and blistering. Inhaling the gas can also cause damage to the internal organs, leading to systemic organ failure and death.
Symptoms of mustard gas?
signs and symptoms of mustard gas
Is mustard gas made of mustard plant?
No, its called 'mustard' gas because it has a yellow colour.
What kind of agent was mustard gas?
Mustard Gas was a blister agent.
Dichlorodiethy sulfide was better known as?
mustard gas
How does the chlorine an mustard gas effect the soldiers?
A chemical agent that attacks the skin and eyes, mustard gas is one of the best known and most potent chemical weapons. It causes severe blisters and, if inhaled, can damage the lungs and other organs. It is usually disabling-sometimes gruesomely so-but not fatal. Unlike other chemical agents, mustard gas does not produce immediate effects; symptoms of exposure appear one to six hours later. This makes mustard gas especially insidious, as victims can suffer tissue damage before they even realize they need treatment. Mustard gas also attacks a cell's DNA, increasing the risk of cancer and birth defects. Mustard gas is a blister agent, which limits its appeal as a weapon because it is less likely to prove deadly than nerve agents like sarin and VX. But depending on the level of exposure, mustard gas can also leave victims with more lasting injuries.
What kind of gas was used in the trenches during World War 1?
It was called 'Mustard Gas'.
Is there a cure mustard gas?
Yes It's called mustard gas antidote. Google it if you wish.
Is yellow mustard gas in salt?
Any link between mustard gas and table salt.
How many people were killed by mustard gas?
None in the Holocaust or in the Second World War. There were victims (on both the front and at home) in the Great War.
