• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/25

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

25 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
  • 3rd side (hint)
Types of

Blood Agents
- Hydrogen Cyanide (cyanide)
- Cyanogen Cholride (cyanide)
- Arsine
Note: CBR Table may be wrong. Wikipedia says all of these are liquids or solids at room temperature. This may be why the M256A1 kit is able to detect them (since M8 paper is only supposed to detect liquids).
Types of

Blister Agents (H & L)
- (H) Mustards
- (L) Lewisite
- Arsenicals & Urticants
Types of

Choking Agents

[colorless gas or liquid]
- Phosgene
- Diphosgene
Types of

Nerve Agents (G & V)
- (GB) Sarin
- (GD) Soman
- VX
- VR55
- Tabun
Types of

Incapacitating Agents

[liquid, solid gaseous]
- Depressants
- Stimulants
- BZ
Types of

Military Compounds
- Adamsite
- CS
- CN
State & Odor

Blood Agents
State: Colorless Gas

Odor: Pungent/Biting
State & Odor

Blister Agents
State: Oily Liquid in pure form
-- Gaseous when combined w/other chemicals
-- Or dispersed w/aerosol

Odor: Garlic
-- Horseradish
-- Geraniums
State & Odor

Choking Agent
State:
- colorless Gas or Liquid

Odor:
- mown Hay
- green Corn
State & Odor

Nerve Agent
State: Liquids in pure form
-- Gaseous when combined w/other chemicals
-- or Dispersed by aerosol or spray

Odor: Fruity, but Odorless when pure
Note: listed as "gas or liquid, 'off-gas to vapor hazard'", which is not a helpful description. This flashcard answer is summarized from Wikipedia.
State & Odor

Incapacitating Agents
State: Liquid or Solid (aerosol delivery)

Odor: Varied
State & Odor

Military Compounds
State: Gas

Odor: None
Rate of Action

Blood & Nerve Agents

[Gasses]
Very Rapid
Rate of Action

Blister and Incapacitating

[Liquids]
Delayed

Blister - hrs to days
Incapacitating - min to hrs
Rate of Action

Choking and Military Compounds

[Gases]
Immediate
Protection Required for

Blood, Choking, Incapacitating Agents,
and Military Compounds
Protective Mask
Protection Required

Blister, and Nerve
MOPP IV
Means of Detection

Blood Agent
M256A1 Kit
M8 Paper
Note: Wikipedia says the agents (Hydrogen Cyanide, Cyanogen choloride, and Arsine) are either solids or liquids at room temp. Which, might be the reason that M8 paper (that's what's in the M256A1 kit) is able to detect it; since M8 paper is supposed to only be able to detect liquids.
Means of Detection

Blister Agents

[Liquid]
* M256A1 Kit
* M8 Paper
* M9 Tape
Means of Detection

Choking Agent

[colorless gas or liquid]
Odor
Means of Detection

Nerve Agent

[Liquid]
* M256A1 Kit
* M8 Paper
* M9 Tape
* CAM
* M22 Alarm
Means of Detection

Incapacitating
(none listed)
Means of Detection

Military Compounds
(none listed)
Decon

Blood, Choking, Incapacitating agents,
and Military Compounds
Soap and Water
Decon

Blister, and Nerve Agents
Pers: M291, M258A1

Equip:
Bleach (STB)
Sodium Hypo-Chlorite (HTH)
M295