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1914-1918 CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA“ 75012 BERNALDA (MATERA) ITALY.

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1 1914-1918 CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA“ 75012 BERNALDA (MATERA) ITALY

2 CHEMICAL WEAPONS GASOBSTACLES CONSEQUENCES: VERTIGOES, VOMIT, HEADACHE LETAL CONSEQUENCES: BURNT LUNGS, DEATH FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA

3 MAIN GASES MUSTARD GAS SULFIDE CHLOROETHYL PHOSGENE CHLORINE AND CARBON MONOXIDE ARSINE ARSENIC AND HYDROGEN FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA

4 BULLETS WITH GASES INSIDE YELLOW CROSS YPRITE GREEN CROSS FOSGENE BLUE CROSS ARSINE

5 CLASSIFICATION OF GASES ACCORDING TO THE CONSEQUENCES TEAR GASSNEEZING GAS ASPHYXIATING GAS ULCERATIVE GAS FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA

6 TEAR GASES Benzyl bromide e Bromacetone: BIG DOSES Dibrommethylethylketone: LETAL IF CONCENTRE Ethyl iodoacetate: IT LASTS FOR A LONG TIME Monobrommethylethylketone: VERY STRONG Xylyl bromide: STRONG

7 FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA SNEEZING GASES Diphenylchloroarsine Diphenylcyonoarsine Ethyldichloroarsine

8 FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA STINGING GASES Chlorine Chloroform e Chloromethyl chloroformate Chloropicrin Cyanogen bromide e Hydrogen cyanide Phosgene (carbonyl chloride) e disphogene

9 FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA BURNING GASES Dichlorethylsulphide (Mustard gas): IT IS ALSO CALLED YELLOW

10 FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA IT IS DIFFICULT TO CLASSIFY GASES BY TOUCHING WAIT FOR FAVOURABLE WIND THEY NEED SOME TEMPERATURE AND SOME HUMIDITY DANGEROUS TO TOUCH

11 GAS MASK BASIC AND LESS EFFICIENT BIG FILTERS AND BANDAGES FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA

12 NATION TOTAL AMOUNT OF VICTIMS Austria-Unghery100.000 France190.000 Germany200.000 Italy60.000 Russia419.340 The USA72.807 TOTAL1.042.147 KILLED PEOPLE BY GASES DURING WWI

13 POST WAR THE RESEARCH ABOUT GASES IS CONTINUING… AIR FORCE BIOCHEMISTRY PHARMACOPOEIA FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA

14 FIRST WORLD WAR - CHEMICAL WEAPONS CLASS 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA FIRST WORLD WAR - LE ARMI CHIMICHE CLASSE 3^ SEZ. C ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO " PITAGORA" BERNALDA

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