So far as I have been able to determine, once a definitive method was decided upon for gas chamber executions, Zyklon B was the agent of choice. The sole exception is Sobibor, where, (again, so far as I can determine) the carbon monoxide method was used until the camp was shut down, most likely because all the equipment was already in place, and there was no sense in implementing an expensive changeover.
No, the only camps to use ZyklonB were Auschwitz and Majdanek. The other camps, including Trelinka, used carbon monoxide.
The Germans used Zyklon B for killing people in the concentration camps.
You may want to change your question to the past tense unless you are talking about gas chambers today which uses a chlorine gas......in KZs they used Zyklon B which is a rat poison. --- Zyklon B (hydrogen cyanide) was used at Auschwitz-Birkenau and at Majdanek. The other extermination camps used carbon monoxide. Some smaller camps, such as Stutthof, also used Zyklon B.
Zyklon B, a brand name for a form of Hydrogen Cyanide
Germans used Zyklon B to gas concentration inmates to death. It was poured down an air shaft in a sealed room full of prisoners. Zyklon powder form became a poison mist when exposed to air........
Zyklon B is (or was) a trademark for hydrocyanic acid, or prussic acid, which is Blausäure in German, hence the B.It was used as a poison gas in some Nazi extermination camps, mainly Auschwitz and Majdanek.
Zyklon B
Zyklon B in some camps but most camps used carbon monoxide
Zyklon-B, an industrial-strength pesticide, was poured through openings in the roofs of the gas chambers. When exposed to air, Zyklon-B gives off a highly toxic gas. The Allies found millions upon millions of empty Zyklon-B containers when they raided the death camps. Diesel engine exhausts were also used, either in the "showers" or in gas vans that they transported Jews to the site in.
Zyklon B is the name of the most widely-used nerve gas employed in the Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. It was placed in the gas chambers in solid tablet form, which changed into gas upon contact with water to cause convulsive death to anyone who inhaled it.
gas derived from prussic acid and known by the brand name Zyklon-B.
No, the only camps to use ZyklonB were Auschwitz and Majdanek. The other camps, including Trelinka, used carbon monoxide.
The Germans used Zyklon B for killing people in the concentration camps.
You may want to change your question to the past tense unless you are talking about gas chambers today which uses a chlorine gas......in KZs they used Zyklon B which is a rat poison. --- Zyklon B (hydrogen cyanide) was used at Auschwitz-Birkenau and at Majdanek. The other extermination camps used carbon monoxide. Some smaller camps, such as Stutthof, also used Zyklon B.
The first pesticides were probably phytotoxins, chemicals produced by plants to discourage insect infestation. The term "pesticide" simply describes how a chemical is used, not what it's made of. For example, the infamous Zyklon-B that the Nazis used in their death camps was manufactured as a pesticide.
A few examples: they used modern transport methods to send the Jews to death camps. They used modern communications to spread anti-Semitic propaganda. And they used modern chemistry and labs to manufacture the Zyklon B poison gas.
Zyklon B was used as a poison gas to kill the prisoners and their remains were then cremated in the crematoriums. Many corpses were burned in mass graves. Many inmates literally worked themselves to death, they were all slowly being starved to death and many died from dysentery and other illnesses spread throughout the camps.