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Stephany Mckay
13 June, 18:33
Why is cyanide such an effective poison?
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Waylon Mcdaniel
13 June, 21:07
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It kills very quickly; most of the time the person that consumes it dies before they can receive medical attention.
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Carlos Short
13 June, 21:40
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Cyanide blocks aerobic respiration by inhibiting cytochrome
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