What is the chemical war?
Chemical War is a type of war where chemicals are used in usually gaseous or aerosolized liquid form to injure, inability and killing enemy units, as well as for related purposes such as referring vegetation from regions that can be used as shelters and placement. The history of the chemical war can be traced back by 2,000 years in time, but the largest extensive use of chemical weapons since 2011 took place during the First World War. The terrible results of the use of such weapons eventually led to the International Treaty in 1929 known as the Geneva Protocol, which was in 2010, which was in 2010, which was in 2010, which is prevented. down to four different classes of compounds. Nervous agents are among the deadliest and can kill only 15 minutes with a very minute exposure level. They work by suppressing the function of the human nervous system, often by deactivating the responsible enzyme transmission of nerve impulses in the body. Blistrové fabrics such as HOřčnicý gas widely used in the world war has corrosive effects on the skin, as well as internal body surfaces such as mucous membranes, respiratory tract and organs. Often they do not kill immediately, but do not cause soldiers for 12 to 24 hours and make it impossible to fight or otherwise function in a normal way.
Blood agents cause serious abnormal reactions in the body, such as seizures, heart attacks and respiratory failure. They are often based on cyanide compounds and are very deadly. Lung chemical war agents act slower as blisters and cause respiratory failures in about four hours, which usually leads to death. They include such widely used compounds in the First World War as Phosgene gas.
One of the first wide uses of the chemical gas war was the German use of chlorine gas, lung agent, in 1915, in Belgium Ypres. German military military scattered 168 tons of gas from KanysThe throne, which threw the wind against the Allied troops, took advantage of the gap in international law, which allowed them to kill 5,000 soldiers. At that time, the Hague Treaty of 1899 has already banned the use of poison gas in the war through a distraction projectile, such as artillery shells. The Germans later responded to international convicts by saying that because they did not use the gas to use shells, it was legal. The British later responded using chlorine gas itself, as well as the French start of attacks on Phosgene against the Germans.
There are many other cases for chemical gas wars. The researcher in the UK, Simon James, in 2009, followed the history of the chemical wars back to A.D. 256 During the excavations of the battle in the Roman fortress in Dura-Europos, Syria. Persian attackers flew the Roman defender with gas -based gas, which they pumped into Tunnels, which the Romans built as defensive measures. In the 20
Because weapons of chemical wars are relatively easy to produce, they are also a weapon for terrorist groups. The AUM Shinrikyo Cult in Japan has been relesed the nerve agent Sarin on the Japanese population Twice As of 2011, First In 1994 in the City of Matsumoto, and Second in 1995 in the Subway System of Tokyo. Conventional Armies Also See Other Uses for Chemical Weapons, As the US Found for Agent Orange and Related Compounds, Types of High-Grade Defoliants Used in the Vietnam Conflict from 1962 to 1971. 71,920,000 LITERS) of the Compound Was Sprayed on Jungle Vegetation, and Had the Unanticatted Side Effect of Causing at Least 400,000 Deaths and another 500,000 children later born in Vietnam with congenital defects of chemicals that contained highly carcinogEnvile derivatives of dioxin.