sarin (Also sarins) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to sarin

sarin gas«
odorless thing«
liquid«
chemistry«
chemical compound«
sarin«
neurotoxin«
min/cubic meter«
isopropylmethylphosphonic acid«
nerve agent«
organophosphate nerve agent«
isopropyl«
tributylamine«
chemical weapon«
atropine«
pralidoxime«
acetylcholine«
impa«
cholinesterase«
exposure«
isopropyl alcohol«
nontoxic phosphonic acid derivative«
fluoride reactivation«
nucleophilic agent«
isopropyl methylphosphonic acid«
lethal dose«
chemical«
direct inhalation«
shell«
cholinesterase activity«
shelf life«
methylphosphonyl difluoride«
weapon«
lethal concentration«
byproduct«
rocky mountain arsenal«
f bond«
di«
impure form«
victim«
tabun«
muscle fibre«
neurotransmitter acetylcholine«
triethylamine«
acetylcholinesterase«
synaptic cleft«
stockpiling«
neuromuscular junction«
muscle«
hydroxide«
minute«
dina«
fluoride«
low concentration«
neurotransmitter«
gas«
hydrolysis«
antidote«
mass destruction«
inquest«
vivo serum half«
unitary sarin stockpile«
unbound isopropylmethylphosphonic acid«
uk sarin«
standard chemical weapon«
single acute 0.5mg dose«
similar nerve agent«
sarin munition«
sarin hydrolysis product«
sarin chemical weapon«
respiratory lct50«
racemic mixture—an equal mixture«
program proyecto andrea«
production pathway«
porton down chemical warfare testing facility«
nontoxic 0.43mg oral dose«
methylphosphonic dichloride«
medicine pyridostigmine«
lung muscle paralysis«
japanese religious sect aum shinrikyo«
it primary inactive metabolite«
iraqi disarmament«
industrial refining technique«
impure precursor«
historic chemical warfare agent«
healthy adult breathing«
free metabolites’«
free metabolite«
fluoride regeneration«
experience nausea«
ethnic kurd city«
erythrocyte cholinesterase level«
diisopropylcarbodimide«
considerable acid«
ch3)2cho]ch3p(o)f.«
bulk sarin«
biochemist eugenio berríos«
binary sarin weapon system«
binary precursor«
average maximum depression«
australian sheep station banjawarn«
phosphorus«
reaction«
process«
toxicity«
neuron«
united nation chemical weapon convention«
total sarin production«
synthetic acetylcholine antagonist«
stronger pesticide«
phosphoester«
person ’s clothing«
minute exposure time«
isopropoxy«
iraqi sarin«
convulsive spasm«
chemical warfare section«
atropine due«
acid reduction«
von der linde«
phosphoryl halide«
maximum shelf«
distinct substituents«
diisopropyl methylphosphonate«
degradation«
world war ii. estimate«
tetrahedral phosphorus center«
sp form«
sarin exposure«
german army weapon office«
blood–brain barrier penetration«
binary agent«
production«
royal air force engineer«
extreme potency«
existing stock«
breathing function«
aum shinrikyo sect«
therapeutic experiment«
field artillery shell«
diisopropylcarbodiimide«
diethylaniline«
adequate weapon«
poor shelf life«
muscular symptom«
di process«
death«
protein adduct«
nerve agent tabun«
methylphosphonic acid«
initial breakdown«
bronchorrhea«
ronald maddison«
residual acid«
muscular response«
dina agent michael townley«
series nerve agent«
ghouta region«
un special commission«
odorless liquid«
isopropylamine«
dual benefit«
biperiden«
active enantiomer«
sarin attack«
matsumoto incident«
period«
vapor concentration«
suffocates«
asphyxia due«
final reaction«
enzymatic method«
aluminium casing«
u.s. convoy«
binary chemical weapon«
berríos«
tokyo subway sarin attack«
nerve agent sarin«
difluoride«
precursor material«
enantiomeric form«
aum shinrikyo cult«
allied target«
halabja poison gas attack«
common mnemonic«
carbamate insecticide«
treatment measure«
relative comparison«
permanent neurological damage«
alcoholysis«
poor success«
neostigmine«
drooling«
ambros«
simpler process«
precursor«
chemical bomb«
ghouta chemical attack«
average reduction«
dermal exposure«
organophosphate poisoning«
sevin«
physiological symptom«
gerhard ritter«
human testing«
gastrointestinal distress«
assassination«
spray can«
recent deployment«
letelier«
sulfur mustard«
people«
optical isomer«
physostigmine«
faw peninsula«
short shelf life«
chiral molecule«
effect«
iranian soldier«
time«
muscarinic acetylcholine receptor«
hour post«
lacrimation«
it mechanism«
killer b«
malathion«
symptomatology«
equal quantity«
stability issue«
halabja«
organophosphorus compound«
emesis«
bronchospasm«
aum shinrikyo«
protein«
binding affinity«
formula«
serine residue«
breakdown product«
mid-1939«
procedure«
oxime«
mild symptom«
maddison«
iraq«
runny nose«
organophosphate«
iraqi insurgent«
nicotinic acetylcholine receptor«
initial symptom«
liquid chromatography«
study«
salivation«
serum level«
soman«
united state soldier«
regular production«
ig farben«
water«
rif dimashq governorate«
nerve gas«
phosgene«
nerve impulse«
chemical weapon convention«
potent inhibitor«
difficulty breathing«
faw«
tokyo metro«
hydrofluoric acid«
pilot plant«
various method«
agent«
bodily function«
consett«
purest form«
hydrogen cyanide«
elberfeld«
biological effect«
testing ground«
schrader«
security council resolution«
germany«
blood«
direct comparison«
defecation«
flight«
covalent bond«
dic«
urination«
tightness«
blood plasma«
week«
technique«
diagnostic test«
treatment«
matsumoto«
biological activity«
april«
toxic substance«
iraqi force«
complete destruction«
constriction«
artillery shell«
sludge«
stabilizer«
chemical process«
stockpile«
suffocation«
hydrochloric acid«
iran–iraq war«
active site«
intoxication«
wuppertal«
cyanide«
al«
volatility«
northern iraq«
method«
intelligence service«
military purpose«
inhalation«
insecticide«
mpa«
metabolite«
misadventure«
syrian civil war«
chlorine«
cubic meter«
weapon system«
air«
additive«
nagano«
64-day inquest hearing«
3-day interval«
155mm shell«
10tons«
GA«

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