yperite造句

• Full dismantling of the yperite facility was commenced in 1994.
• In the document, Asahara was quoted as saying that the gas was identified as yperite gas or mustard gas.
• The name " Yperite " comes from its usage by the German army near the town of Ypres.
• At the military-run factory, he was responsible for production of yperite and lewisite, both lethal blistering agents.
• As of September 2013, French intelligence estimated the Syrian stockpile at 1, 000 tonnes, including Yperite, VX and " several hundred tonnes of sarin ."
• However, wartime documents show some 3, 400 tons of toxic gases, including lethal blistering agents such as yperite and lewisite, were produced in 1931-1941.
• Inhaling one-tenth of a part per million of yperite, a tan-colored sticky liquid poison, damages respiratory and intestinal organs, and can kill a person within 30 minutes.
• Mustard gas, also called "'Yperite "'from the name of this town, was also used for the first time near Ypres, in the autumn of 1917.
• Manufacture of various chemical weapons started in 1941, particularly concentrating on the production of lewisite the poisonous effects of which are owed to its arsenic trioxide content and yperite ( mustard gas ).
• Inhaling a tiny amount of yperite, a tan-colored sticky liquid poison known as " mustard gas, " damages respiratory and intestinal organs, and can kill a person within 30 minutes.
• This included several hundred tons of Yperite, several hundred tons of sarin, and tens of tons of VX . By the end of October 2013, the OPCW found a total of 1, 300 metric tons of chemical weapons.
• Kiselyov said the violations included the absence of the proper license for work with chemical waste, loose control over emissions of waste into the atmosphere and violations of rules for storage of liquid waste obtained after processing the mustard-gas-like yperite.
• Between 1941 and 1945, the plant produced more than 760 tons of poison gas _ 120 tons of tear gas, 120 tons of sneezing agent, 500 tons of the mustard-gas-like yperite, 20 tons of lewisite and three tons of cyanide.