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Definition of soman in English: somannounˈsəʊmənˈsōmən mass nounA lethal organophosphorus nerve gas, developed in Germany during the Second World War. Example sentencesExamples - For more than 15 years military officials sought the Food and Drug Administration's approval of a drug that combats the deadly nerve agent soman.
- Another experiment in the same year involved dripping liquid soman and two other nerve gases, sarin and GF, onto 396 men - but it went horribly wrong.
- We conclude that HuBChE stabilization by covalent modification with soman is due to an increase in the free energy of the unfolded state.
- This target list usually included sarin, soman, mustard, lewisite, cyclosarin, and fats, oils and wax to name a few.
- In another study, only those mice treated with a subcutaneous dose of 90 [micro] g/kg of soman which developed long-lasting convulsive seizures exhibited the neuropathological alterations.
Origin 1950s: from German, of unknown origin. Definition of soman in US English: soman(also Soman) nounˈsōmən A lethal organophosphorus nerve gas, developed in Germany during World War II. Example sentencesExamples - In another study, only those mice treated with a subcutaneous dose of 90 [micro] g/kg of soman which developed long-lasting convulsive seizures exhibited the neuropathological alterations.
- Another experiment in the same year involved dripping liquid soman and two other nerve gases, sarin and GF, onto 396 men - but it went horribly wrong.
- This target list usually included sarin, soman, mustard, lewisite, cyclosarin, and fats, oils and wax to name a few.
- We conclude that HuBChE stabilization by covalent modification with soman is due to an increase in the free energy of the unfolded state.
- For more than 15 years military officials sought the Food and Drug Administration's approval of a drug that combats the deadly nerve agent soman.
Origin 1950s: from German, of unknown origin. |