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25 Cards in this Set
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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).
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Types of
Blister Agents (H & L) |
- (H) Mustards
- (L) Lewisite - Arsenicals & Urticants |
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Types of
Choking Agents [colorless gas or liquid] |
- Phosgene
- Diphosgene |
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Types of
Nerve Agents (G & V) |
- (GB) Sarin
- (GD) Soman - VX - VR55 - Tabun |
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Types of
Incapacitating Agents [liquid, solid gaseous] |
- Depressants
- Stimulants - BZ |
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Types of
Military Compounds |
- Adamsite
- CS - CN |
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State & Odor
Blood Agents |
State: Colorless Gas
Odor: Pungent/Biting |
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State & Odor
Blister Agents |
State: Oily Liquid in pure form
-- Gaseous when combined w/other chemicals -- Or dispersed w/aerosol Odor: Garlic -- Horseradish -- Geraniums |
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State & Odor
Choking Agent |
State:
- colorless Gas or Liquid Odor: - mown Hay - green Corn |
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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.
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State & Odor
Incapacitating Agents |
State: Liquid or Solid (aerosol delivery)
Odor: Varied |
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State & Odor
Military Compounds |
State: Gas
Odor: None |
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Rate of Action
Blood & Nerve Agents [Gasses] |
Very Rapid
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Rate of Action
Blister and Incapacitating [Liquids] |
Delayed
Blister - hrs to days Incapacitating - min to hrs |
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Rate of Action
Choking and Military Compounds [Gases] |
Immediate
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Protection Required for
Blood, Choking, Incapacitating Agents, and Military Compounds |
Protective Mask
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Protection Required
Blister, and Nerve |
MOPP IV
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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.
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Means of Detection
Blister Agents [Liquid] |
* M256A1 Kit
* M8 Paper * M9 Tape |
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Means of Detection
Choking Agent [colorless gas or liquid] |
Odor
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Means of Detection
Nerve Agent [Liquid] |
* M256A1 Kit
* M8 Paper * M9 Tape * CAM * M22 Alarm |
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Means of Detection
Incapacitating |
(none listed)
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Means of Detection
Military Compounds |
(none listed)
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Decon
Blood, Choking, Incapacitating agents, and Military Compounds |
Soap and Water
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Decon
Blister, and Nerve Agents |
Pers: M291, M258A1
Equip: Bleach (STB) Sodium Hypo-Chlorite (HTH) M295 |
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