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Blister agent

A blister agent (or vesicant) is a chemical compound that causes severe skin, eye and mucosal pain and irritation in the form of severe chemical burns resulting in fluid filled blisters. Named for their ability to cause vesication, blister agent refers in common parlance to those agents which are developed for, or have been in the past utilized as…

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Blister agents used in warfare

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Blister agent

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples17
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Blister agent

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related to Blister agents used in warfare · 13
Blister agent → An, Blister, ED, It, Lewisite, MD, Mustards, Nitrogen, Organoarsenics, PD, Sulfur, This, World War
has effect · 2
Blister agent → Exposure, Severe

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blister agents agent exposure including cause warfare mustards chemical medical significant treatment supportive overall lethality low sulfur blisters lewisite vesication

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cantharidininstance ofthough some naturally occurring terpenoids0.80text
T2 mycotoxin fall under this classinstance ofthough some naturally occurring terpenoids0.80text
Blister agenthas effectExposure0.60section
Blister agenthas effectSevere0.60section
Blister agentrelated to Blister agents used in warfareBlister0.60section
Blister agentrelated to Blister agents used in warfareMustards0.60section
Blister agentrelated to Blister agents used in warfareThis0.60section
Blister agentrelated to Blister agents used in warfareSulfur0.60section
Blister agentrelated to Blister agents used in warfareWorld War0.60section
Blister agentrelated to Blister agents used in warfareNitrogen0.60section
Blister agentrelated to Blister agents used in warfareOrganoarsenics0.60section
Blister agentrelated to Blister agents used in warfareED0.60section

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