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CGComputer Graphics
CGCenter of Gravity
CGCentigram
CGComplete Games (baseball; pitching)
CGCoast Guard
CGGuided Missile Cruiser
CGComputer Generated
CGCommanding General (US DoD)
CGComputational Geometry
CGCard Game
CGCharacter Generator
CGCorporate Governance
CGCommon Ground
CGCentral Government (various locations)
CGCayman Islands
CGColor Guard
CGConceptual Graph
CGCloud to Ground (lightning)
CGCommunications Group (USAF)
CGCounty Government
CGZaire
CGCrna Gora (Montenegro)
CGCampground
CGCode Generation
CGCommunity Group (various organizations)
CGCowgirl
CGConjugate Gradient (iterative method)
CGDemocratic Republic of the Congo
CGCute Girl
CGCovergirl (cosmetics)
CGCaregiver
CGConsumer Goods
CGCode Geass (anime)
CGCore Gameplay
CGChe Guevara (revolutionary)
CGCoastguard
CGCall Girl
CGChelsea Grin (band)
CGConsul General
CGCapital Gain (finance)
CGColdstream Guards (British Army; UK)
CGRepublic of Congo (country code, top level domain)
CGConsultative Group
CGComptroller General
CGCommon Gate (amplifier topology)
CGCentral Glass (various locations)
CGConversion Gain (electronics)
CGPhosgene
CGCanadian Geographic Magazine
CGClinical Governance
CGConstruction General (USACE)
CGConformal Gauge (physics)
CGCertified Genealogist
CGCute Guy
CGChromogranin
CGC for Graphics (nVidia's Shader Language)
CGCompass Group
CGContact Group
CGChaotic Good (gaming)
CGCarlyle Group
CGCenter Grove (High School)
CGComplementation Group
CGChat Group (Dark Age of Camelot online game)
CGCoarse Graining
CGCrabgrass (botany)
CGCell Group
CGControls Group
CGCrossing Guard
CGCharging Gateway
CGCord Grip
CGCongruency
CGCommunication Gnome
CGClassification Guide
CGCorner Guard (construction)
CGChannel Guard (Ericsson/General Electric)
CGCombustion Gas
CGCommand Guidance
CGCiliary Ganglion
CGCeremonial Guard
CGCorrespondence Group
CGComputer Genius
CGComparative Government (political science)
CGCockcroft and Gault
CGChappe et Gessalin (French automobile maker; est. 1957)
CGCity Graphic
CGClimb Gradient (aviation)
CGCookie Grabber (gaming)
CGChairman’s Guidance (US DoD)
CGCoimbra Group (est. 1985)
CGCrystal Gateway (Crystal City, Arlington, VA)
CGCommunications Gateway
CGCitizens Gas
CGChanging of the Guards (military ceremony)
CGConsolidated Guidance
CGCall Guard (GE two-way radio)
CGChristian-Gamers (gaming group)
CGCertificate of Graduation
CGChange Guide
CGCabri Geometry
CGCyanogenic Glucoside
CGConceptual Geniuses (est. 1993)
CGContadora Group
CGCisgender (non-transgender)
CGConnection Gateway
CGConcentration Guide
CGChile Gamer
CGCompilation Guide
CGChaos Guild
CGCalcgames.org
CGCentral of Georgia Railway Company
CGComputers and Games Conference
CGClinton Group Inc. (Canada)
CGContingency Guidance
CGClan Genocide (gaming clan)
CGCelera Genomics Corporation
CGCertified Graphologist
CGComparative Genocide
CGCarolina Group, Inc. (stock symbol)
CGContact Guarding
CGChampion Gathering (Christianity)
CGCapacity Gages
CGCentro Guía (Guatemala, religious group gathering center)
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Of 91,000 deaths attributed to gas, 85 per cent were due to inhalation of phosgene or a similar agent, diphosgene.
At the interface, BPA dissolved in the aqueous phase (dispersed liquid droplets) and phosgene dissolved in the organic phase (e.g., methylene chloride) react.
He added: "This dossier is making a ridiculous claim because we cannot get the phosgene out of the pipework even if we wanted to."
Having produced produced phosgene and phosgene derivatives since 1951, VanDeMark offers a range of more than 30 chemical compounds used in the production of paints and coatings, pharmaceuticals, plastics and polymers, adhesives and sealants, agricultural products, and other end markets.
Nitrogen NO 0.63 Affects vascular and monoxide nervous systems Tin compounds Sn 2 Toxic phosgene CO[Cl.sub.2] 0.41 Affects and may damage lungs Zinc oxide ZnO 0.63 Affects skin, causes metal fume fever.
On three separate occasions, he was told to use a mixture of phosgene and two other chlorine-based agents against civilian targets in Sheikh Masqeen, Herak, and Busra, all rebel-held districts, he confirmed.
Asphyxiant gases such as phosgene and blistering gases such as mustard gas will certainly kill if they make contact in sufficient quantities.
Egypt used phosgene and mustard gas in the mid-1960s during its intervention in Yemen's civil war.
Soon more deadly gases--colorless and odorless phosgene and mustard gas--became available to clear openings in the front lines as it crept into the trenches and underground bunkers where it lingered.
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