Fire and Brimstone: SO2 as a Chemical Weapon in History

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Sulfur dioxide (SO2), a chemical produced from the burning of sulfur-containing materials, has a long history in chemical warfare. While it was largely used during ancient sieges, there were numerous proposals to weaponize it for the open battlefield in the early modern age.

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Turner, M. D., & Sapp, J. (2023). Fire and Brimstone: SO2 as a Chemical Weapon in History. Military Medicine, 188(11–12), 286–288. https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usad160

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