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The use of poison gas in World War I posed several significant problems. Firstly, it was unpredictable; wind changes could expose soldiers on both sides to the toxic fumes, leading to unintended casualties. Additionally, the effects of gas could be agonizing and prolonged, causing severe injuries and psychological trauma. Finally, the development of countermeasures, such as gas masks, diminished its effectiveness and led to a brutal arms race in chemical warfare.
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Why was poison not an effective weapon during world war 1?
Because the poison gas would kill them to
What weapon was banned after World War 1?
Poison Gas.
Who used mustard poison gas in World War 1?
The Germans used the deadly poison Mustard Gas in World War I. The British used something equivalent to this, but not exactly the same.
What two inventions changed war in World War 1?
The Poison gas and the airlifts
Poison gas used in World War 1?
tear gas
What date were gas masks given out in World War 2?
Probably right when they started using poison gas because they already knew about poison gas from World War 2
Were there new poison gases in World War 2?
Yes, new poison gasses were manufactured in World War 2
What war was poison gas used in?
World War I
Did poison gases prolong World War I?
because the ww1 is world war 1
What was the poison that was the scariest weapon at world war?
guns
Benfeits of using poison gas in World War 1?
because it drew away the enemy and killed the enemy if they were not using a gas mask.this was a huge advantage on both sides.
Why was poison not an effective weapon during world war 1?
Because the poison gas would kill them to
What weapon was banned after World War 1?
Poison Gas.
What element is poison gas in World War 1?
It was chlorine.
What element poison gas in World War 1?
It was chlorine.
Who used mustard poison gas in World War 1?
The Germans used the deadly poison Mustard Gas in World War I. The British used something equivalent to this, but not exactly the same.
What are the consequences of unethical use of technology?
The unethical use of technology would today involve the use of poison gas. Even in today's world, Syria, is a perfect example of this. Using poison gas has resulted in the death of civilians in the civil war in that country. Poison gas was also used in Iraq by the former dictator Saddam Hussein in killing civilians belonging to the ethnic group of people called Kurds. Nazi Germany used poison gas in its concentration - death camps in World War 2. The Geneva Conventions have outlawed poison mustard gasses that were used for a time in World War 1.
