Which is the most dangerous chemical in the world?

Answer 1

There's really no such thing. There are lots of different extraordinarily toxic compounds. Some possibilities are listed below with the minimum quantity required to cause death in parentheses: * ricin (500 mcg if injected, about half a grain of sand) * tetrodotoxin (also about 500 mcg if injected) * dimethyl Mercury (0.1 ml when absorbed by vapours or skin contact, passes right through latex or neoprene gloves)

Answer 2

Many chemicals are dangerous; they can be radioactive, corrosive, explosive, toxic, flammable, etc.

Examples: potassium cyanide, plutonium nitrate, hydrogen fluoride, bis(2-chloroethyl) sulfide, etc.

Answer 3

the most dangerous chemical would be chlorine, second bromine i think

Answer 4

Tylenol is the most toxic thing known to man

well actually my teacher is

Answer 5

there is a bunch actually TNT, Mercury Cyanide, Hydrochloric acid and Sulfur

Answer 6

Ricin sure fits the definition