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    Ser Agent Chemical Name Chemical Formula Nato Code Persistency Structure Rate of Action Physiological Action Decontamination Synthesis and Use

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    The document summarizes 11 chemical agents, including their chemical names, formulas, NATO codes, persistency, rates of action, physiological effects, and methods of decontamination. The agents include blister agents (HD, Lewisite), blood agents (hydrogen cyanide), choking agents (phosgene), and nerve agents (Tabun, Sarin, Soman, VX). Nerve agents interfere with the nervous system and cause paralysis and death. Decontamination methods include bleach, alkalis, and live steam depending on the agent.

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    The document summarizes 11 chemical agents, including their chemical names, formulas, NATO codes, persistency, rates of action, physiological effects, and methods of decontamination. The agents include blister agents (HD, Lewisite), blood agents (hydrogen cyanide), choking agents (phosgene), and nerve agents (Tabun, Sarin, Soman, VX). Nerve agents interfere with the nervous system and cause paralysis and death. Decontamination methods include bleach, alkalis, and live steam depending on the agent.

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    The document summarizes 11 chemical agents, including their chemical names, formulas, NATO codes, persistency, rates of action, physiological effects, and methods of decontamination. The agents include blister agents (HD, Lewisite), blood agents (hydrogen cyanide), choking agents (phosgene), and nerve agents (Tabun, Sarin, Soman, VX). Nerve agents interfere with the nervous system and cause paralysis and death. Decontamination methods include bleach, alkalis, and live steam depending on the agent.

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    Ser Agent Chemical name Chemical NATO persistency Structure Rate of action Physiological action Decontamination Synthesis and

    Physiological action Decontamination Synthesis and Use


    formula code
    1. Sulphur Dis (2-chilaroetny1) Cl-CH2-CH2- HD Persistent(p) Delayed, hours to Blisters, destroys tissue, Bleach slurry, caustic Damaging bister
    mustard sulfide/ S-CH2-CH2-Cl days, according to long-term damage over soda or decontaminant agent
    temperature years chemical agent
    2. 2- C2H2AsCl3 L Persistent Rapid AS tor HD, may cause Bleach slurry, strong Damaging bister
    Lewisite chlorovinyldichloroarsine systemic arsenic poisoning oxidisers, live steam agent
    3. Hydrogen Hydrogen cyanide, HCN AC Non-persistent (NP) Very rapid interferes with use of None needed in field Rapid action lethal
    cyanide hydrocyanic acid oxygen by body tissues, blood agent
    accelerates breathing rate
    4. Phosgene Carbonyl chloride COCl2 CG NP Immediate to a Damages lung lining, floods None needed in field Delayed-action
    few hours lungs to produce ‘dry-land lethal choking agent
    drowning’
    5. Tabun ethyl N, N-dimethyl C5H11N2O2P GA Fairly persistent Very Rapid Interferes with nervous Bleach slurry, alkali 1936
    Phosphoramicocyante system leading to muscular solutions or Rapidly acting lethal
    paralysis and cessation of decontamination nerve agent
    breathing chemical agent
    6. Sarin Isopropyl Phosphono C4H10FO2P GB NP Very Rapid Interferes with nervous Bleach slurry, caustic 1938
    Fluoridate system leading to muscular soda, ammonia with Rapidly acting lethal
    paralysis and cessation of live steam nerve agent
    breathing
    7. Soman Pinacolylmethyl C7H16FO2P GD Semi-persistent Very Rapid Interferes with nervous Bleach slurry, caustic 1944
    Phophonofluoridate system leading to soda ammonia with Rapidly acting
    muscular paralysis and live steam lethal nerve agent
    cessation of breathing
    8. VX ethyl S-2 Di-isopropyl VX Persistent Rapid Interferes with nervous Bleach slurry, caustic Never agent for
    Aminoethyl Methyl system leading to soda ammonia with denial of ground
    Phorothiolate muscular paralysis and live steam; flame
    cessation of breathing may be used as a
    field expedient
    9. CS (tear O-chlorobenzylidene - CS NP, but absorbed Very Rapid Irritation of eyes, mouth None in open, Non-lethal
    gas, pepper Malononitrile by porous surfaces and open pores; rapid bathing with strong incapacitate
    gas) soap
    10. Norepinep 3-Quincuclidinyl BZ NP Delayed Sedation, intoxication and None Mental and
    hrine- Benzilate hallucinations physical
    acting incapacitant.
    11.

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