
doi: 10.1038/159151a0
pmid: 20285648
MUSTARD gas, or 2, 2' dichlorodiethyl sulphide, was first prepared by Guthrie in 1859, and he commented on its vesicant properties. It is, in fact, a very versatile agent, defiling all tissues with which it comes into contact, and it is potent in the vapour as well as in the liquid phase.
Gas Poisoning, Mustard Gas, Humans, Sulfides, Mustard Plant
Gas Poisoning, Mustard Gas, Humans, Sulfides, Mustard Plant
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