Sulfur mustard, commonly known as mustard gas, is a thick liquid at room temperature that solidifies at 58 °F. It is a chemical warfare agent used as a vesicant, notably during World War I and the Iran-Iraq war, and is heavier than air as a vapor.
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CAS 505-60-2
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Impurity reference standard
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pharmaceutical impurity reference standard
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