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Musterd Sulfer (More commonly known as Mustard Gas) was launched by the German Empire in artillery shells. It exploded on impact, releasing the gas.

Mustard gas caused the following complications.

-Burns on the skin

-Blindness when the eye is exposed

-Burns on the lungs when inhaled

-Several cancers

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