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The BK-2H Blendkörper was an anti-tank grenade that was used by Germany during World War II. The Blendkörper used a two bottle mechanism for releasing its caustic chemicals. The inside bottle contained 36 grams of an aqueous solution of calcium chloride while the outer bottle contained 270 grams...
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Remarks- The device is used in gas chambers for obtaining a concentration of gas for testing the fit of respirators. It is a glass capsule about 10 cm long, containing 15 gr. of methyl bromoacetate which is dispersed by a small charge of black powder contained in a central tube and ignited by a length of time fuze with a head of match composition. The capsule has a neck round which a wire is fastened for suspending it in a cylindrical wire cage which is provided in every gas chamber. One capsule is used for every 50 square metres of space in the chamber and for every 50 men. In other words, calculate the space and use the appropriate number of capsules, once 50 men have been through, add another capsule. Another type contained 13 gr. of another lacrimator, bromomethyl ethyl ketone.
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