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hexamine

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Between 1993 and 1995 Chemanol doubled its formaldehyde capacity and, as a way of diversifying its products, started to produce hexamine which is used in a range of industries including rubber, pharmaceuticals and mining.
SINISTER Syringes used to inject chemicals into bottles; DISGUISE Food colourings; HEXAMINE Bomb material; DECEPTION Lucozade and Oasis bottles to become bombs
There were no hexamine tablets to furnish heat to boil ground water, the primary source of drinking liquid for the marines and paratroopers.
 
 
 
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