Chlorine gas was a gas which killed many soldiers on the front lines, and it caused death from the 'melting' of the lungs after inhaling it.
chlorine gas is a green gas. in swimming pools you get a faint smell of it from the disinfectant they use to keep it clean. in ww1 they fired shells containing chlorine gas. the gas is poisonous so therefore the soldiers would die.
Chlorine gas in World War I was described as having a pungent, acrid smell similar to bleach or a mix of pineapple and pepper. Soldiers often likened it to the smell of pepper or burning electrical wires.
Since chlorine gas is a diatomic molecule (Cl2), one mole of chlorine gas contains two moles of chlorine atoms. Therefore, 6.00 moles of chlorine atoms would be equivalent to 3.00 moles of chlorine gas.
No. Chlorine gas is 100% chlorine and nothing else.
Chlorine is a gas at room temperture.
Chlorine, mustard gas and tear gas.
battle of the ypres
In order , chlorine , phosgene and mustard
It was used as a weapon during WW1. The gas was packed into artillery shells and shot into the enemy trenches.
Chlorine gas has a yellowish-green appearance. As relates to warfare and WW1 chlorine gas was first used by the Germans against French troops in the second battle of Ypes, 1914.
Mustard and chlorine gas. As well as machine guns.
One to Two million
Chlorine gas by Germans
Machine guns, Gas (mustard, chlorine, phosgene, etc), tanks, and airplanes
chlorine gas is a green gas. in swimming pools you get a faint smell of it from the disinfectant they use to keep it clean. in ww1 they fired shells containing chlorine gas. the gas is poisonous so therefore the soldiers would die.
Mustard gas and chlorine gas. /// i believe those gasses were used in ww1 it was against the Geneva convention to use gas in ww2
planes, submarines, torpedoes, tanks, gas (chlorine gas, mustard gas), machine guns (with shells), bolt-action rifles