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Encyclopedia > Cyanogen agent

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Encyclopedia: Chemical warfare (10378 words)
A blood agent (also called a cyanogen agent) is a compound that prevents the normal transfer of oxygen from the blood to the body tissues, resulting in chemical asphyxiation.
One of the earliest reactions to the use of chemical agents was from Rome.
There are many reports of the isolated use of chemical agents in individual battles or sieges, but there was no true tradition of their use outside of incendiaries and smoke.
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