How To Use Phosgene In A Sentence
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For example, a chemical known as phosgene, used as a nerve gas during World War I, has long been used to make bisphenol A, the chemical building block of polycarbonate plastics.
Elizabeth Grossman: Fat, Stupid, Impotent & Dangerous: The Future Without Green Chemistry
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Anhydrous caustic soda, hydrogen gas and phosgene, all well established product areas, are being developed to produce maximum returns.
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(lachrymatory, sternutatory, and, above all, vesicatory, of which yperite is the most dangerous); second, asphyxiants of which the most deadly is phosgene; third, those affecting the nervous system.
Ferdinand Édouard Buisson - Nobel Lecture
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However, there is conflicting evidence on the benefit of diuretics in phosgene induced pulmonary oedema.
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Among the CW agents produced were phosgene, mustard, lewisite, hydrogen cyanide, and diphenyl cyanarsine.
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Ethyl-dichlor-arsine was produced in homogeneously lead-lined vessels, identical with those used for diphosgene.
The riddle of the Rhine, chemical strategy in peace and war ...
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The earliest disorder is emphysema after phosgene or diphosgene inhalation.
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The familiar Green Cross represented the slightly persistent, volatile, lethal compounds, such as phosgene and diphosgene.
The riddle of the Rhine, chemical strategy in peace and war ...
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The chemicals, confiscated from Hitler's Third Reich at the end of the second world war, were mustard gas, phosgene, tabun and lewisite, all of which can inflict appalling injuries.
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A poison gas called phosgene was taken from Iraq 11 years ago.
CNN Transcript Aug 31, 2007
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-- On the other hand, there are the relatively volatile substances, such as phosgene, which can be used immediately before an attack.
The riddle of the Rhine, chemical strategy in peace and war ...
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-- This was mixed with diphosgene and used in the familiar Green Cross shell.
The riddle of the Rhine, chemical strategy in peace and war ...
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Greenpeace found that perc breaks down into the toxic byproducts phosgene, vinyl chloride, carbon tetrachloride and trichloroacetic acid.
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But one of the things -- it ` s very, very -- you ` ve got to be very, very careful because it can turn into some other -- other, as I call it ethyl-methyl bad stuff, you know, such as phosgene, if it ` s allowed to sit in the sunlight for too long, if it ` s not cool.
CNN Transcript Oct 22, 2008
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The primary gaseous agents used were chlorine, phosgene, a combination of the two, and mustard gas.
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Schedule 3 comprises a number of toxic or precursor chemicals with widespread industrial uses, such as phosgene, hydrogen cyanide, phosphorus trichloride and thionyl chloride.
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And it seems that the high likelihood is that the two things are, indeed, a canister, a small thing about the size of a soda can of phosgene, which is a chemical warfare agent.
CNN Transcript Aug 30, 2007
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New agents, notably phosgene (an asphyxiating agent) and mustard (a blister agent called a vesicant), had been developed and used.
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Of gases actually tried out in the World War itself, the chief seem to have been chlorine and various chlorine compounds (phosgene, Green Cross gas, chloropicrin and so forth).
The Shape of Things to Come
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Now obviously all of that wasn't mustard, a lot of the deaths were actually due to phosgene and chlorine.
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It was this helmet, with the modified phenate impregnation, which, known as the P. helmet, formed the first line of defence against the probable employment of phosgene by Germany.
The riddle of the Rhine, chemical strategy in peace and war ...
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No really harmful persistent compound appeared before the advent of mustard gas, and the dangerous non-persistent types, such as phosgene, could not have been used with great success, owing to the fact that very considerable quantities would have been required to produce any serious effect.
The riddle of the Rhine, chemical strategy in peace and war ...
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However, its immediate precursor compound, thiodiglycol, is used industrially, although in quantities that don't come anywhere near chlorine or phosgene.
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And it seems that the high likelihood is that the two things are, indeed, a canister -- a small thing about the size of a soda can of phosgene, which is a chemical warfare agent.
CNN Transcript Aug 30, 2007
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Presumably, sarin, tabun, phosgene, adamsite, prussic acid and a family of mustard gases, comprising the basis of KPA chemical weapons, are produced here.
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Choking agents, such as phosgene and diphosgene, block respiration by damaging the breathing mechanism, which can be fatal.
FM 100-61 Chptr 14 NBC and Smoke Support
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Choking agents, such as phosgene and diphosgene, block respiration by damaging the breathing mechanism, which can be fatal.
FM 100-61 Chptr 14 NBC and Smoke Support
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The chemicals, confiscated from Hitler's Third Reich at the end of the second world war, were mustard gas, phosgene, tabun and lewisite, all of which can inflict appalling injuries.
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This was a nerve gas known as phosgene and it is lethal.
CNN Transcript Aug 30, 2007