CH105: Chapter 10 – Compounds with Sulfur, Phosphorus, and Nitrogen – Chemistry
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Legends Of Surgery on Twitter: "Mustard gas was used as chemical warfare in WW1. Trying to find an antidote, Drs. Goodman and Gilman discovered that it caused leukopenia. On August 27, 1942,
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Mechanism of mustard-induced alkylation. Example of an alkylation... | Download Scientific Diagram
