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• Sarin
  [[Image:Sarin.png|left|thumb|250px|Structural formula of Sarin]] '''Sarin''', also known by its NATO code of '''GB''' and with the chemical name '''O
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• Sarin/Definition
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• Sarin/Related Articles
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• Methylphosphonyl difluoride/Definition
  ...nvention]] Schedule I precursor in the synthesis of the [[nerve agent]], [[sarin]] (GB)
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• Volatility (chemical weapon)/Definition
  ...[[persistence (chemical weapon)]], some agents, such as [[phosgene]] and [[sarin]], evaporate quickly and their hazard diminishes, while other agents, such
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• Isopropanol/Definition
  ...sor, common "rubbing alcohol" disinfectant; also immediate precursor for [[sarin]] and other [[nerve agent]] chemical weapons
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• Nerve agent/Related Articles
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• Sarin
  [[Image:Sarin.png|left|thumb|250px|Structural formula of Sarin]] '''Sarin''', also known by its NATO code of '''GB''' and with the chemical name '''O
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• Acetylcholine
  ...effects of [[nerve agent|organophosphate-containing nerve agents]] (e.g. [[Sarin gas]]) are due to their irreversible inactivation of this enzyme. The resul ...ne by delaying its degradation; some have been used as [[nerve agent]]s ([[Sarin]] and [[VX]] nerve gas) or [[pesticide]]s ([[organophosphates]] and the [[c
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• Chemical terrorism
  ...ven the most dangerous industrial materials. The compounds [[Tabun]] and [[Sarin]] were developed - but never used - by Nazi Germany, and have since been ma synthesize its own Sarin, military-style supertoxic weapons must be considered unavailable
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• U.S. Intelligence and terrorism in the 1990s
  ...loping the chemical nerve agents sarin (GB) and VX; they produced and used sarin. <ref name=Oehler1996>{{citation
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• Afghanistan War (1978–1992)/Bibliography
  * Sarin, Oleg, and Lev Dvoretsky. ''The Afghan Syndrome: The Soviet Union's Vietna
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• Cult
  ...- now known as Aleph - committed numerous murders including the release of sarin, a nerve gas, in a Tokyo subway station on the 20 March 1995, which killed
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• Terrorism/Citable Version
  ...errorist use of chemical and biological weapons increased after the 1995 [[sarin]] nerve gas attack on a Tokyo subway <ref> Policastro, Anthony Gordon, Susa ...covered that Aum Shinrikyo had accumulated enough chemicals to make enough sarin gas to kill millions of people.
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• Terrorism
  ...errorist use of chemical and biological weapons increased after the 1995 [[sarin]] nerve gas attack on a Tokyo subway <ref> Policastro, Anthony Gordon, Susa ...covered that Aum Shinrikyo had accumulated enough chemicals to make enough sarin gas to kill millions of people.
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• Chemical weapon
  Weaponized G-agents include Tabun (GA), Sarin (GB), cyclosarin, and Soman (GD). Another class of cholinesterase, designa
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• U.S. support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War
  ...aleej firm of Singapore supplied more than 4,500 tons of VX (nerve agent), sarin, and mustard gas precursors and production equipment to Iraq.<ref name="nyt
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• Materials MASINT
  The M21 does not know if it is sensing a specific chemical warfare such as [[Sarin]] or an organophosphate insecticide such as [[Malathion|malathion]]<ref>{{c
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• Chemical compound/Catalogs/Organic compounds
  * [[Sarin]]
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• Afghanistan War (1978–1992)
  * Sarin, Oleg, and Lev Dvoretsky. ''The Afghan Syndrome: The Soviet Union's Vietnam
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• Irritable bowel syndrome
  ...y <ref name=pmid3030900>{{cite journal | author = Kumar A, Kumar N, Vij J, Sarin S, Anand B | title = Optimum dosage of ispaghula husk in patients with irri
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• Neurotoxin
  ...linesterase]] capacity of [[organophosphate]]s (includes [[ddt|DDT]] and [[sarin gas]]).<ref>Lotti 2005</ref> Though methods of determining neurotoxicity st
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