Agent Blue

Bluang Blueing agents Blue phases Blue pigments Blue powder Blueprint... 

External coil problems White calcium carbonate CaC03 Phosphate scale from threshold agents. Blue/green/black copper phosphate trihydrate Cu3(P04)2 3H20 Dirt pockets due to low level of coil. BW sludgei settles on external fins. Gasket weeping from inhibitor. Color stains from inhibitor dyes. 

Concerning anthropogenic sources, methyl arsenic compounds such as methyl arsonic acid and dimethylarsinic acid have been used as herbicides, and were once a significant source of environmental residues. Dimethyl-arsinic acid (Agent Blue) was used as a defoliant during the Vietnam War. 

SYNS ACIDE CACODYLIQUE (FRENCH) ACIDE DIMETHYLARSINIQUE (FRENCH) AGENT BLUE ANSAR ARSAN ARSINIC ACID, DIMETHYL-(9CI) BOLLS-EYE CACODYLIC ACID (DOT) CHEXMATE... 

Blue Cross Agent Blue No. 1 Blue Star B. melitensis Bn-Stoff B00875000 Bo-Ana... 

Synonyms CAS 75-60-5 agent blue BOLLSEYE CHEXMATE dimethyl arsenic acid ERASE SALVO Cadmium... 

Another use for arsenic is as a poison, sometimes for good in the cases of pesticides and insecticides and sometimes for bad in the cases of chemical warfare and homicides. As a chemical warfare agent, arsenic s role as a rainbow herbicide is most likely the most horrific. Similar to the well-known Agent Orange, Agent Blue (another rainbow herbicide) was a chemical used in the Vietnam war to destroy plants, serving to both destroy the enemies ... 

Cacodylic acid (CAS 75-60-5), 0.1% aqua (defoliant Agent Blue) (Bourrain et al. 1998) 4-Chloromethyl-2-guanidinothiazole-nitrochloride, 1% aqua (famotidine synthesis) (Guimaraens et al. 1994) fef5-(4-Chlorophenyl)-methyl chloride, 1% chloroform (organic synthesis) (Pedersen et al. 1980)... 

Paraquat Agent White Agent Orange Agent Blue... 

CACODYLIC ACID. The common name for dimethylarsinic oxide (C2H7ASO3), a solid that is harmful to animals and plants. The United States used cacodylic acid as a defoliant during the Vietnam War as the active ingredient in Agent Blue. Its use in chemical weapons (CW) may have been considered much earlier, however, in one of the 1855 proposals from Lyon Playfair to the British Admiralty. 

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