Associations to the word «Phosgene»
Noun
- Chlorine
- Mustard
- Chloride
- Ethyl
- Carbonate
- Ammonia
- Toxicity
- Mf
- Sulfur
- Sulfide
- Canister
- Ozone
- Hydrogen
- Dioxide
- Gas
- Mic
- Ester
- Chemical
- Reagent
- Cas
- Phosphorus
- Blister
- Ld
- Cw
- Polymerization
- Rn
- Bis
- Ppm
- Davy
- Nitrogen
- Pho
- Warfare
- Munition
- Sodium
- Sabotage
- Ml
- Ethanol
- Abstract
- Mol
- Oxide
- Ether
- Cl
- Ci
- Exposure
- Compound
- Mixture
- Leak
- Decomposition
- Precursor
- Odor
- Poisoning
- Synthesis
- Agent
- Registry
- Lung
- Reaction
- Pesticide
- Vapor
- Helmet
- Melt
- Irritation
- Acid
- Bomb
- Mask
- Weapon
- Oxidation
- Metabolism
- Mortar
- Mg
- Casualty
- Precaution
- Manufacture
- Hd
- Polymer
- Shell
- Ton
- Manufacturing
Adjective
Wiktionary
PHOSGENE, noun. (inorganic compound) carbonyl chloride
PHOSGENE OXIME, noun. (organic compound) A potent chemical weapon, specifically a nettle agent, with the chemical formula Cl2CNOH.
Dictionary definition
PHOSGENE, noun. A colorless poisonous gas that smells like new-mown hay; used in chemical warfare.
Wise words
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