History has vigorously documented the impacts and the psychological effects of chemical weapons in both war and civilian life, but what does it have on the effects on the human body, effects that were the very goal of its creation? This paper will discuss the formation of a range of different chemical weapons, like tear gas, mustard gas, phosgene gas, and chlorine gas, as well as their impact on the cell. First, the atomic structure of all four gases will be covered, as well as how they were synthesized; different atoms will be discussed. Certain key elements to certain gases will be discussed as well, such as how sucrose, used in tear gas, is vital to the vaporization of this particular chemical weapon. Then, the effects of how each individual
