Another raghead design. Not sure if this would work - probably not as if it did someone would have used one by now. But I could be wrong.
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Jason Phillips
Cyanide is a base, the acid would actually neutralize it. Also it might even oxidize cyanide depending on what acid is used (H2SO4…). Also cyanide has to be ingested and absorbed before it's an issue, I doubt splashing it on some walls will kill a lot of people. They'd be better off filling bb's with cyanide and using them as shrapnel.
Ragheads are fucking stupid.
Force a blank cartridge through a washer. Take a 1/4 inch steel pipe. Seal one end with blank cartridge/washer. Fill the pipe full of whatever bad you want. Presto. I don't know why people overcomplicate things.
Lucas Wright
I thought sulfuric acid reacted with potassium cyanide to produce hydrogen cyanide gas like in a US gas chamber execution?
Jayden Cruz
Why don't terrorist focus on the small to mid sized cities that have public transportation? It would cause more panic than hitting the biggest cities.
Michael Baker
Whoa sorry, I meant H2SO, not H2SO4, because it has oxidative properties.
Charles Brown
The military continue training with gas mask and NRBC suits, because gas mask and suits are EXTREMELY EFFECTIVE, which makes C weapons even more irrelevant.
Not because C weapons work great.
Ships rarely get sunk, even in war, yet they still teach and issue life jackets… Because the life jacket works 100%.
C weapons aren't used because they're ineffective. C protections are widely used because they are.
And get everyone instantly slaughtered by the incoming countering artillery barrage.
That's WWI tactics. To be precise the WWI tactics that didn't worked and only succeeded in killing millions on both sides…
Chemical weapons are a good idea on paper, IRL they're just shit.
Because the political elite doesn't give a fuck about what's happening outside the capital city of their choice.
You mean the time 1000+ were affected but only 13 died? If the Aum idiots had went full ISIS and just procured some AKs, how many do you think they would have killed at the rushing hour of the hyper-crowded Tokyo metro?
5 teams of 2. Each in a station at rush hour…
I think we can safely assume they would have killed more than 13 people…
Oh and they actually charged over 80 people for the attack logistics… so imagine 40 teams of 2 gunners.
Unless you're speaking neutron bomb (tactical nuclear weapon), no one wants weapons that can mostly kill the enemy by leukemia in 8 years from exposure, they'd rather stick to lead poisoning.
Again great for terror, poor for actual fighting.
Leo Hill
This will absolutely work to produce hydrogen cyanide gas. The issue is that an alkali cyanide like the one they suggest is just as poisonous and more tightly monitored. Calling for a pound and a half of this stuff is fucking retarded, and it would get you SWATed immediately. There are better, less fucking obvious ways of doing this, but anyone able to produce this reliably is smart enough not to need instructions for middle school chemistry level reactions.
Daniel Martinez
They used Sarin and let it naturally evaporate on the trains, something more potent like VX dispersed directly into the ventilation system would have killed many more.
LD50 of Sarin is 550 μg/kg
LD50 of VX is 7 µg/kg
Angel Anderson
Most modern chemical weapons enter the body via skin contact. They attack the skin, and seep into your bloodstream. Unless you issue all soldiers with complete protection suits and require them to wear them at all times, your soldiers will be fucked either way. Gasmasks are only effective against gases, and only against gases that can actually be filtered out.
Dylan Bennett
In a fucking lab, with sarin that is actually pure (and terribly hard to synthesize, Aum failed to make Sarin which is why the body count was so low) and isn't Sarin/Vx "gas" but liquid Sarin/Vx through mucous absorption. The "gas" is the decaying form of the chemical that evaporates and what will afflict most people.
Which is exactly what everyone does every-time one is suspect to employ C weapons. A rubber suit isn't exactly high tech… Have some pics of those first world nations Iran-Iraq duked it out 40 years ago.
In fact modern NBCR suits prototypes exist as 2 parts regular uniforms providing basically the same level of comfort as a regular uniform (save heat management).
They aren't deployed because the price tag is too stiff and MOPP style suits are very widely stocked and fairly inexpensive.
And how are you gonna do that now that you've C weapons and are waiting for it to clear out, clearly announcing your intend to assault the position meaning the enemy is moving it's artillery to counter you?
You won't.
And get your people slaughtered.
That's called the US tactic. Pick on people that have no means of defending themselves you're sure to win no matter what retarded scheme you use.