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Lewisite

Lewisite (L) (A-243) is an organoarsenic compound. It was once manufactured in the United States, Japan, Germany and the Soviet Union for use as a chemical weapon, acting as a vesicant (blister agent) and lung irritant. Although colorless and odorless in its pure form, impure samples of lewisite are a yellow, brown, violet-black, green, or amber oily…

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Lewisite

Nodes107
Edges106
Triples63
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018692
Components1

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Lewisite

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related to history · 16
Lewisite → America, Exposure, In, John Griffin, Julius Arthur Nieuwland, Julius Arthur Nieuwland's, Lewis, Lewis's, Maloney Hall, Nieuwland, Nieuwland's, PhD, The Catholic University, US, Washington, Winford Lee Lewis
related to Mechanism of action · 14
Lewisite → As, ATP, CoA, E3, It, Large, Liquid, Peripheral, Sufficient, TCA, The, These, Upon, Within
has application · 9
Lewisite → Apart, Gordon Jarman, In, Russian, The, United States Army Chemical, US Defense Nuclear Agency, Warfare Laboratories, While
has treatment · 8
Lewisite → Because, British, Chemically, Dimercaprol, First, In, It, Other
related to Controversy over Japanese deposits of lewisite in China · 6
Lewisite → China, In, Japan, Japanese, People, World War II
has effect · 4
Lewisite → Chronic, COPD, From, It
related to Chemical composition · 2
Lewisite → Experimental, In
related to Chemical reactions · 2
Lewisite → The, This
causes · 1
Lewisite → damage to the respiratory tract at levels lower than the odor detection threshold
is a · 1
Lewisite → carcinogen.Lewisite causes damage to the respiratory tract at levels lower than the odor detection threshold

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chemical exposure arsenic compound pain stockpiles cause world war found united states use also pressure vomiting gas skin us weapon

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Lewisitecausesdamage to the respiratory tract at levels lower than the odor detection threshold0.90text
Lewisiteis acarcinogen.Lewisite causes damage to the respiratory tract at levels lower than the odor detection threshold0.90text
Lewisitehas applicationApart0.60section
Lewisitehas applicationIn0.60section
Lewisitehas applicationGordon Jarman0.60section
Lewisitehas applicationUnited States Army Chemical0.60section
Lewisitehas applicationWarfare Laboratories0.60section
Lewisitehas applicationWhile0.60section
Lewisitehas applicationUS Defense Nuclear Agency0.60section
Lewisitehas applicationRussian0.60section
Lewisitehas applicationThe0.60section
Lewisitehas effectFrom0.60section

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