Definition of mustard gas in English:

mustard gas

noun

A colourless oily liquid whose vapour causes severe irritation and blistering of the skin, used in chemical weapons.
芥子气（用作化学武器）
Chemical formula: (ClCH₂CH₂)₂S
Example sentencesExamples
- There was another name to become famous in cancer biology who worked on nitrogen mustard and on mustard gas, but whose name did not appear as a co-author on that famous paper.
- In World War I, mustard gas was used to devastating effect.
- Politicians and military leaders in Europe were well aware of the effects of the deadliest of these chemicals, mustard gas.
- Experiments involved aerial spraying, gas chambers, and field tests that required soldiers to crawl across ground soaked with mustard gas or stand in chemical clouds.
- It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare.
- And they could spread death and destruction through warheads carrying anthrax, mustard gas, sarin or ricin.
- The purchase order for the mustard gas includes gas masks, filters and rubber gloves.
- How often was the mustard gas used and in what sort of quantities?
- One of the ships destroyed was loaded with mustard gas, producing the only battlefield chemical casualties of the war.
- All showed traces of blister gases, the army said, a group of chemical compounds which include mustard gas.
- The primary gaseous agents used were chlorine, phosgene, a combination of the two, and mustard gas.
- These will detail the effects of smallpox, anthrax, mustard gas and other chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear hazards.
- The skin of victims of mustard gas blistered, the eyes became very sore and they began to vomit.
- Approximately 30 villages were gassed with chemical agents that included mustard gas and nerve toxins.
- The gas masks used by almost every fire department in the country can't keep chemical agents like sarin and mustard gas from getting in.
- It has more than a million munitions, armed with 31,000 tons of chemical weapons including mustard gas.
- Sounds like we're in for a war of attrition, minus the trenches and the mustard gas.
- Meanwhile, you remove the mustard gas which has condensed on your skin with the aid of body powder.
- It is 500 times as toxic as cyanide and more deadly than mustard gas.
- A chemical weapon is any weapon that uses a manufactured chemical, such as sarin, mustard gas or hydrogen cyanide, to kill or injure.

Definition of mustard gas in US English:

mustard gas

nounˈməstərd ˌɡasˈməstərd ˌɡæs

A colorless oily liquid whose vapor is a powerful irritant and vesicant, used in chemical weapons.
芥子气（用作化学武器）
Chemical formula: (ClCH₂CH₂)₂S
Example sentencesExamples
- Meanwhile, you remove the mustard gas which has condensed on your skin with the aid of body powder.
- The purchase order for the mustard gas includes gas masks, filters and rubber gloves.
- It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare.
- The gas masks used by almost every fire department in the country can't keep chemical agents like sarin and mustard gas from getting in.
- The skin of victims of mustard gas blistered, the eyes became very sore and they began to vomit.
- In World War I, mustard gas was used to devastating effect.
- There was another name to become famous in cancer biology who worked on nitrogen mustard and on mustard gas, but whose name did not appear as a co-author on that famous paper.
- A chemical weapon is any weapon that uses a manufactured chemical, such as sarin, mustard gas or hydrogen cyanide, to kill or injure.
- Politicians and military leaders in Europe were well aware of the effects of the deadliest of these chemicals, mustard gas.
- It has more than a million munitions, armed with 31,000 tons of chemical weapons including mustard gas.
- All showed traces of blister gases, the army said, a group of chemical compounds which include mustard gas.
- Experiments involved aerial spraying, gas chambers, and field tests that required soldiers to crawl across ground soaked with mustard gas or stand in chemical clouds.
- How often was the mustard gas used and in what sort of quantities?
- Approximately 30 villages were gassed with chemical agents that included mustard gas and nerve toxins.
- Sounds like we're in for a war of attrition, minus the trenches and the mustard gas.
- These will detail the effects of smallpox, anthrax, mustard gas and other chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear hazards.
- One of the ships destroyed was loaded with mustard gas, producing the only battlefield chemical casualties of the war.
- The primary gaseous agents used were chlorine, phosgene, a combination of the two, and mustard gas.
- It is 500 times as toxic as cyanide and more deadly than mustard gas.
- And they could spread death and destruction through warheads carrying anthrax, mustard gas, sarin or ricin.

词汇	mustard gas
释义	Definition of mustard gas in English: mustard gas noun A colourless oily liquid whose vapour causes severe irritation and blistering of the skin, used in chemical weapons. 芥子气（用作化学武器） Chemical formula: (ClCH₂CH₂)₂S Example sentencesExamples There was another name to become famous in cancer biology who worked on nitrogen mustard and on mustard gas, but whose name did not appear as a co-author on that famous paper. In World War I, mustard gas was used to devastating effect. Politicians and military leaders in Europe were well aware of the effects of the deadliest of these chemicals, mustard gas. Experiments involved aerial spraying, gas chambers, and field tests that required soldiers to crawl across ground soaked with mustard gas or stand in chemical clouds. It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare. And they could spread death and destruction through warheads carrying anthrax, mustard gas, sarin or ricin. The purchase order for the mustard gas includes gas masks, filters and rubber gloves. How often was the mustard gas used and in what sort of quantities? One of the ships destroyed was loaded with mustard gas, producing the only battlefield chemical casualties of the war. All showed traces of blister gases, the army said, a group of chemical compounds which include mustard gas. The primary gaseous agents used were chlorine, phosgene, a combination of the two, and mustard gas. These will detail the effects of smallpox, anthrax, mustard gas and other chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear hazards. The skin of victims of mustard gas blistered, the eyes became very sore and they began to vomit. Approximately 30 villages were gassed with chemical agents that included mustard gas and nerve toxins. The gas masks used by almost every fire department in the country can't keep chemical agents like sarin and mustard gas from getting in. It has more than a million munitions, armed with 31,000 tons of chemical weapons including mustard gas. Sounds like we're in for a war of attrition, minus the trenches and the mustard gas. Meanwhile, you remove the mustard gas which has condensed on your skin with the aid of body powder. It is 500 times as toxic as cyanide and more deadly than mustard gas. A chemical weapon is any weapon that uses a manufactured chemical, such as sarin, mustard gas or hydrogen cyanide, to kill or injure. Definition of mustard gas in US English: mustard gas nounˈməstərd ˌɡasˈməstərd ˌɡæs A colorless oily liquid whose vapor is a powerful irritant and vesicant, used in chemical weapons. 芥子气（用作化学武器） Chemical formula: (ClCH₂CH₂)₂S Example sentencesExamples Meanwhile, you remove the mustard gas which has condensed on your skin with the aid of body powder. The purchase order for the mustard gas includes gas masks, filters and rubber gloves. It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare. The gas masks used by almost every fire department in the country can't keep chemical agents like sarin and mustard gas from getting in. The skin of victims of mustard gas blistered, the eyes became very sore and they began to vomit. In World War I, mustard gas was used to devastating effect. There was another name to become famous in cancer biology who worked on nitrogen mustard and on mustard gas, but whose name did not appear as a co-author on that famous paper. A chemical weapon is any weapon that uses a manufactured chemical, such as sarin, mustard gas or hydrogen cyanide, to kill or injure. Politicians and military leaders in Europe were well aware of the effects of the deadliest of these chemicals, mustard gas. It has more than a million munitions, armed with 31,000 tons of chemical weapons including mustard gas. All showed traces of blister gases, the army said, a group of chemical compounds which include mustard gas. Experiments involved aerial spraying, gas chambers, and field tests that required soldiers to crawl across ground soaked with mustard gas or stand in chemical clouds. How often was the mustard gas used and in what sort of quantities? Approximately 30 villages were gassed with chemical agents that included mustard gas and nerve toxins. Sounds like we're in for a war of attrition, minus the trenches and the mustard gas. These will detail the effects of smallpox, anthrax, mustard gas and other chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear hazards. One of the ships destroyed was loaded with mustard gas, producing the only battlefield chemical casualties of the war. The primary gaseous agents used were chlorine, phosgene, a combination of the two, and mustard gas. It is 500 times as toxic as cyanide and more deadly than mustard gas. And they could spread death and destruction through warheads carrying anthrax, mustard gas, sarin or ricin.
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