What is Sarin?

Sarin is a chemical weapon that is classified as a nervous substance, which means that it works by attacking the nervous system function. It is very dangerous; The amount that would fit on the pinhead is enough to kill a healthy and adult. Like other chemical weapons, Sarin is prohibited on the basis of the 1993 chemical weapons Convention, which means that signatories should not produce, supply, examine, sell or use this agent. However, it is possible for terrorist organizations to be produced, as shown in 1994 during the AUM Shinriko attack on the metro system in Tokyo. German scientists knew Sarin as GB, classified it among G-series chemical weapons, and the United Nations prefers this term. The chemical formula of the sarin is the C4H10FO2P, which makes it a member of the fosfine. It interferes with the production and enzyme cholinesterase, which normally allows the muscles to relax after being infected. However, it is very fast and has a short life for only a few weeks; Most devices, toThey produce and work with it, so they maintain basic chemicals, rather than Sarin's reserves. A strong alkali is used to destroy the chemical.

Sarin's exposure results in the narrowing of pupils because they are unable to relax, along with cold, dyspnoea and nausea. These symptoms may occur in moments of exposure, followed by a complete loss of muscle control and eventually death. People who are exposed to him may be treated with an antidote if they are immediately identified. Victims of the Tplyn attack Okyo often described the feeling of growing darkness in discussion about their exposure, as well as the general lack of coordination and the inability to think clearly.

Because Sarin is so dangerous, it is unlikely to be exposed to ordinary civilians. However, the exhibition is not impossible, especially for people who live in areas that could be considered potential terrorist goals. AmericaThe centers for recommendations for exposure disease control include immediately moving to the fresh air area, strengthening to remove contaminated clothing and bagging with the clothing and fast washing with soap and water to remove the chemicals from the skin. Quick hospitalization is required for any hope of recovery.