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Injuries after use of the lacrimatory agent chloroacetophenone in a confined space.

When the lacrimatory agent chloroacetophenone was released into 44 prisoner cells, 8 prisoners required hospitalization and 20 more received outpatient physician care for injuries. Contact with water contributed to the injuries caused by chloroacetophenone, but prolonged exposure in a confined space was probably the principal cause of morbidity. In a confined space the lacrimatory agent chloroacetophenone is relatively toxic.[1]

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  1. Injuries after use of the lacrimatory agent chloroacetophenone in a confined space. Thorburn, K.M. Arch. Environ. Health (1982) [Pubmed]
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