Which is the most dangerous chemical in the world?

Answer 1

There's really no such thing. There are lots of different extraordinarily toxic compounds. Some possibilities are listed below with the minimum quantity required to cause death in parentheses: * ricin (500 mcg if injected, about half a grain of sand) * tetrodotoxin (also about 500 mcg if injected) * dimethyl Mercury (0.1 ml when absorbed by vapours or skin contact, passes right through latex or neoprene gloves)

Answer 2

Many chemicals are dangerous; they can be radioactive, corrosive, explosive, toxic, flammable, etc.

Examples: potassium cyanide, plutonium nitrate, hydrogen fluoride, bis(2-chloroethyl) sulfide, etc.

Answer 3

It is difficult to pinpoint just one, but some of the most dangerous chemicals include nerve agents like VX, sarin, and ricin, as well as highly reactive and toxic substances like chlorine trifluoride and concentrated hydrogen peroxide. These substances can cause severe harm or death in very small amounts if not handled properly.

Answer 4

the most dangerous chemical would be chlorine, second bromine i think

Answer 5

Tylenol is the most toxic thing known to man

well actually my teacher is

Answer 6

there is a bunch actually TNT, Mercury Cyanide, Hydrochloric acid and Sulfur

Answer 7

Ricin sure fits the definition