Mustard Gas
Chlorine
In WW1 were used gases with tearing agents in combination with the Mustard gases.
During World War II, one of the most notorious poisonous gases used was chlorine gas. While it was first deployed in World War I, its use continued into World War II, particularly by the Axis powers. Additionally, the Nazis used other toxic agents, such as Zyklon B, primarily in extermination camps. These gases caused severe respiratory damage and were responsible for numerous deaths.
You don't put gas into gas masks. They are used to keep out poisonous gases.
Chlorine gas and mustard gas were two poisonous gases commonly used during World War I. Chlorine gas caused choking and respiratory issues, while mustard gas caused severe blistering of the skin and mucous membranes. Both gases were devastating weapons that caused widespread casualties and long-lasting health effects.
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Chlorine, which was used as a poisonous gas in World War I.
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Catalytic Converters
A common method used to remove poisonous gases from industrial emissions is through the use of scrubbers or absorbers. These devices involve passing the emissions through a solution that can absorb or react with the harmful gases, removing them before the emissions are released into the atmosphere. This process helps to reduce air pollution and minimize the impact of harmful gases on the environment and human health.
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Graham's law can be used to determine the rate of diffusion or effusion of a gas, but it is not used specifically for diluting poisonous gases. When diluting a poisonous gas, proper ventilation or the use of appropriate equipment for gas dispersal is recommended to safely reduce the concentration of the gas in the environment.