Chemistry, asked by anuragupendrami5470, 1 year ago

How do we know a nerve agent is tasteless?

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Answered by dondakai

the nerve agent sarin is a tasteless liquid. How do we know that this liquid has no taste, given that anyone to have (not) tasted it in any meaningful quantity presumably died shortly thereafter.

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