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Are you fast enough to spot the world's most lethal toxins in this hard trivia?

Chemistry in Daily Life

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One drop of ricin or a brush with a pufferfish ends the game. From Victorian arsenic to silent carbon monoxide, lethal chemistry is all around you. Can you identify the molecules that kill before the clock runs out? Prove you know your toxins or get left in the dust.

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A bottle with a skull and crossbones, a chemical structure for arsenic, a mortar and pestle, and a lace handkerchief.
Arsenic Chemistry
20 Zaps · Hard
A person sits on the floor next to an orange machine emitting skull-shaped smoke, with a pipe and a wall-mounted alarm nearby.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
20 Zaps · Medium
A collection of stylized icons including a gas mask, an Erlenmeyer flask, an almond, and chemical diagrams.
Cyanide Chemistry
20 Zaps · Hard
A conical flask, a dropper bottle, and a skull and crossbones symbol arranged on dark blocks next to a box with a drop and cube icon.
Heavy Metal Poisoning
25 Zaps · Medium
A collection of scientific items including a corked bottle, a flask, a chemical structure diagram, a scroll, and a petri dish.
Strychnine Chemistry
20 Zaps · Hard

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