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I am not suggesting thathydrogencyanidewas coming out of the exhaust, but it may have been.
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I am delighted to hear that it is only the use ofhydrogencyanide, and not bugs, which is on the increase; but perhaps they go together.
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Various nylons break down in fire and form hazardous smoke, and toxic fumes or ash, typically containinghydrogencyanide.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Estimation ofhydrogencyanidereleased from cassava by organic solvents.
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These compounds arehydrogencyanideand formaldehyde, acting as precursors of complex biochemical substances.
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The freezing points ofhydrogencyanide-water mixtures.
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For instance, chlorine is used for water purification, ammonia for refrigeration, sulphur dioxide for bleaching,hydrogencyanidefor fumigation.
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Again, it was suggested that the declaration of facilities for producing or storing such chemicals ashydrogencyanide, for example, should present no problems.
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Complete badger clearance was achieved by repeated gassing of setts withhydrogencyanide.
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Under item 46,hydrogencyanideworks are now to be scheduled and taken over by the inspectorate.
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Its purpose is to regulate the use of the gas known ashydrogencyanide.
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Hydrogencyanideis not dangerous as a fumigant in the open air, because it diffuses very quickly in the open.
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Another refers tohydrogencyanidevapour, the risks which it involves and the precautions to be taken.
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The gas, which ishydrogencyanidecarried in an absorbent dust, can be used effectively only when both soil conditions and the weather are favourable.
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The risk of death fromhydrogencyanidepoisoning depends on the length of exposure and the concentration of the fumes.
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In 1978 there were reported gassing incidents of 43 by chlorine, four byhydrogencyanide, 11 by nitrous fumes and 29 by sulphur dioxide.
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It is the only one which gives offhydrogencyanidegas.
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The best known of these agents ishydrogencyanide.
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