Creative Chemistry 8 9
Creative Chemistry 8 9
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Here the lachrymators andthe sternutators, the tear gases and the sneeze gases, came intoplay. Phenylcarbylamine chloride would make the bravest soldierweep on the battlefield with the abandonment of a Greek hero. Di-phenyl-chloro-arsine would set him sneezing. The Germans alternatedthese with diabolical ingenuity so as to catch us unawares. Some shellsgave off voluminous smoke or a vile stench without doing much harm, butby the time our men got used to these and grew careless about theirmasks ...a few shells of some extremely poisonous gas were mixed with them.
The ideal gas for belligerent purposes would be odorless, colorless andinvisible, toxic even when diluted by a million parts of air, not set onfire or exploded by the detonator of the shell, not decomposed by water, not readily absorbed, stable enough to stand storage for six months andcapable of being manufactured by the thousands of tons. No one gas willserve all aims. For instance, phosgene being very volatile and quicklydissipated is thrown into trenches that are soon to be taken whilemustard gas being very tenacious could not be employed in such a casefor the trenches could not be occupied if they were captured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here the lachrymators andthe sternutators, the tear gases and the sneeze gases, came intoplay. Phenylcarbylamine chloride would make the bravest soldierweep on the battlefield with the abandonment of a Greek hero. Di-phenyl-chloro-arsine would set him sneezing. The Germans alternatedthese with diabolical ingenuity so as to catch us unawares. Some shellsgave off voluminous smoke or a vile stench without doing much harm, butby the time our men got used to these and grew careless about theirmasks ...a few shells of some extremely poisonous gas were mixed with them.
The ideal gas for belligerent purposes would be odorless, colorless andinvisible, toxic even when diluted by a million parts of air, not set onfire or exploded by the detonator of the shell, not decomposed by water, not readily absorbed, stable enough to stand storage for six months andcapable of being manufactured by the thousands of tons. No one gas willserve all aims. For instance, phosgene being very volatile and quicklydissipated is thrown into trenches that are soon to be taken whilemustard gas being very tenacious could not be employed in such a casefor the trenches could not be occupied if they were captured.
What to read after Creative Chemistry 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin E Slosson to read onlineMoreLess
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