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Nerve Agent

All 6.1


Tabun GA


Sarin GB


Soman GD


V agent VX

Vesicants/ blister Agent

All 6.1


Mustard H


Distilled Mustard HD


Nitrogen mustard HN


Lewisite L

Blood Agents

Hydrogen Cyanide AC: 6.1


Cyanogen Chloride CK: 2.3

Choking Agents

Both 2.3


Chlorine CL


Phosgene CG

Irritants

All 6.1


Tear Gas


Dibenzoxazepine


Chloroacetophone


Pepper spray mace

Biological Agents & toxins

Anthrax 6.2


Mycotoxin 6.1/6.2


6.1 for rest


Plague


Viral hemorrhagic fevers


Smallpox


Ricin

Radiological materials

Alpha particles


Beta particles


Gamma rays


Neutrons