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What kind of gas was used in World War I against soldiers in the trenches? a Oxygen and hydroxide b Hydrogen and ammonia c Argon and dioxide d Chlorine and mustard

What kind of gas was used in World War I against soldiers in the trenches? a Oxygen and hydroxide b Hydrogen and ammonia c Argon and dioxide d Chlorine and mustard
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What kind of gas was used in World War I against soldiers in the trenches? a Oxygen and hydroxide b Hydrogen and ammonia c Argon and dioxide d Chlorine and mustard

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I think its d. I'm positive they used mustard

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chlorine and mustard

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