Symptoms of exposure to this weapon include changes in skin color and, more notably, massive blisters on the lungs and skin.
Exposure to this compound can be indicated by the presence of glutathione and 1,1' -sulfonylbismethyl thioethane ("sul-foe-nill-bis-meth-ull-thigh-oh-eth-ane") or SBMTE in urine. Thiodiglycol can be used to produce this substance. Wilhelm Steinkopf notably developed production methods for this substance in (*) 1916 on behalf of his country's army. This non-sarin weapon is believed to have been used in the 1988 Halabja attacks by forces loyal to Saddam Hussein. Symptoms of exposure to this weapon include changes in skin color and, more notably, massive blisters on the lungs and skin. For 10 points, name this gaseous biological weapon that shares its common name with a condiment that is not ketchup.
Exposure to this compound can be indicated by the presence of glutathione and 1,1' -sulfonylbismethyl thioethane ("sul-foe-nill-bis-meth-ull-thigh-oh-eth-ane") or SBMTE in urine.
mustard gas [accept sulfur mustard or C4H8Cl2S] &lt;LT&gt; Bonuses