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Hydrogen cyanide

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As a poison and chemical weapon

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Hydrogen cyanide

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Hydrogen cyanide

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related to history · 19
Hydrogen cyanide → Blausäure, Blue, Carl Wilhelm Scheele, Claude Louis Berthollet, Czech, French, German, Greek, Hydrogen, In, In English, It, Pierre Macquer, Prussian, Russian, Sauerstoff, Slavic, Swedish, The
related to As a poison and chemical weapon · 15
Hydrogen cyanide → As, Central Powers, Compared, For, French, In, In World War, It, Italy, Rapid, The, To, United States, Vincennite, Western Front's
related to External links · 13
Hydrogen cyanide → Chemical HazardsDepartment, CICAD, Cyanide, Cyanure, Fiche, French, INRS, Institut, International Chemical Safety Card, National Pollutant Inventory, Paris, PDF, Pocket Guide
related to Occurrence · 10
Hydrogen cyanide → Apheloria, Desmoxytes, Harpaphe, HCN, Hydrogen, Many, One, Paropsisterna, Some, The
related to Etymology · 7
Hydrogen cyanide → Ancient Greek, English, French, Gay-Lussac, Prussian, The, This Greek
related to Production and synthesis · 7
Hydrogen cyanide → Andrussow, Hydrogen, IG Farben, In, Leonid Andrussow, The, US
related to Chemical properties · 6
Hydrogen cyanide → CN, HCN, Hydrogen, In, It, The
related to In mammals · 6
Hydrogen cyanide → HCN, It, Moreover, NMDA, Some, They
has method · 5
Hydrogen cyanide → George Thomas Beilby, Hamilton Castner, HCN, The, This
related to Structure and general properties · 5
Hydrogen cyanide → HCN, HNC, Hydrogen, The, The C-N

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cyanide hydrogen hcn acid chemical used also compounds life toxic production prussic one water gas produced called cn precursor french

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Hydrogen cyanideis aorganic compound or not is a topic of debate among chemists0.90text
Hydrogen cyanideis aprecursor to nucleic acids0.90text
sulfuryl fluorideinstance ofcompared to some other fumigants0.80text
and methyl bromideinstance ofcompared to some other fumigants0.80text
bitter almondsinstance ofand nuts0.80text
from which almond oilinstance ofand nuts0.80text
extract is madeinstance ofand nuts0.80text
mandelonitrileinstance ofMany of these pits contain small amounts of cyanohydrins0.80text
amygdalininstance ofMany of these pits contain small amounts of cyanohydrins0.80text
which slowly release hydrogen cyanideinstance ofMany of these pits contain small amounts of cyanohydrins0.80text
linamarininstance ofThe roots of cassava plants contain cyanogenic glycosides0.80text
which decompose into HCN in yields of up to 370 mg per kilogram of fresh rootinstance ofThe roots of cassava plants contain cyanogenic glycosides0.80text

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