Center for Countermeasures against Chemical and Biological Warfare Agents

  Expand 10. Digoxin A    purified extract of the foxglove plant .  In proper quantities, digoxin increases the efficiency of the heart. Charles Cullen, a nurse and the "angel of death", used pharmaceutical grade digoxin to kill over forty patients   using the drug. 9. Hydrogen peroxide The hydrogen peroxide in your bathroom cabinet has a concentration of 3 to 6%. At higher concentrations, it's a   rocket propellant .  Hydrogen peroxide is ex tremely volatile, with the merest nudge setting off an explosion in  laboratory grade solutions (>70% hydrogen peroxide). The 2005 London subway bombers   used concentrated hydrogen peroxide as an explosive in the attacks that killed 52 people.   8. Ethylene glycol It's in your car as antifreeze. It's cheap.  It looks so damn simple. It has a   moderate toxicity   level, however, the sweet taste can make o ne easily surpass that boundary, le...

Sulphanecobalamin  (N a 4 S 5  CoC 69 N 15 H 89 O 26 )  is an antidote for Chemical weapons, which detoxify and decentralized the toxic substances in some chemical based threat mainly.  Classical chemical agent threat categories include vesicant or blister agents (e.g., sulfur mustard), blood agents (e.g., cyanide), respiratory agents (e.g., phosgene), and nerve agents (e.g., GA or Tabun, GB or Sarin, GD or Soman, and VX) as well as lung damaging agents (Chlorine, diphosgene). It dissociate the toxic components in each chemical weapons, either nerves agent, blister agent or mustard gas to a nontoxic substance when administered and doesn't have any adverse effects unlike Atropine (which has little effect on nicotinic effect, such as muscle twitching, flaccidity) and other antidotes been tested for neutralizing or countermeasures for a particular chemical based threat.  It displaces the Cyanides to a free toxic compound, thiocyanocobalamin .It removes the burn...