Phosgene

Known as: Carbonic dichloride, Phosgene [Chemical/Ingredient], phosgenes

A highly toxic gas that has been used as a chemical warfare agent. It is an insidious poison as it is not irritating immediately, even when fatal…

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2002

The photodissociation dynamics of COCl2 has been studied by monitoring ground Cl(2P3/2) and spin–orbit excited Cl*(2P1/2…

1995

The ultraviolet photodissociation of phosgene in its first absorption band 1A2←1A1 was investigated by resonance enhanced…

1990

AbstractInhalation of toxic doses of phosgene results in varying degrees of pulmonary edema, often after a symptom-free period…

1986

Three exposure regimens were used to study the time course of indicators of lung damage and recovery response to single or…

1976

2-Diazo-3,3,3-trifluoropropionyl chloride has been synthesized from trifluorodiazoethane and phosgene. Its derivatives are acid…

1964

Recurrent exposure of dogs to phosgene gas produces a chronic obliterative bronchiolitis with a characteristic physiologic…

1948

Since the classical paper of Laquer & Magnus (1921), no attempt seems to have been made to account for the respiratory effects…

1948

Excerpt Following exposure to phosgene, the transudation ofplasmainto the pulmonary alveoli leads to two functional derangements…

1947

I. THE PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY OF PHOSGENE POISONTING, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE EARLY AND LATE PHASES * D&IA R. CoN, MD., H. D…

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1946

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1946

Many investigations into the effects of exposure to irritant gases were-made during the 1914-18 war (Dunn, 1918; The Official…