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The toxicological effects of hexachloroethane and zinc chloride, including respiratory injury, central nervous system effects, and long-term cancer concerns, associated with HC smoke exposure.
causes toxicity by entering the body through inhalation, ingestion, or skin contact, delivering a soluble cadmium (Cd2+) cation that resists metabolic breakdown, accumulates in tissues for decades, an...
Multiple independent reporting projects, environmental tests and city statements indicate hexachloroethane-containing “HC” smoke grenades were deployed against protesters in several U.S. cities during...