Works Cited Chlorine Gas. redorbit.com, n.d. Web. 10 Dec. 2012. <http://redorbit.com>.

I used this website to learn more about chlorine gas and what it was used for. It helped tell me how chlorine gas really chenged history. It told me more about how chlorine gas was used in World War I. RedOrbit's article on chlorine gas was an iraq newspaper article so it helped me understand how chlorine gas was being used in other places around the world. Chlorine Gas. photobucket.com, n.d. Web. 10 Dec. 2012. <http://photobucket.com>. The picture I used on photobucket.com helped me see what chlorine gas really looked like. The picture is clear, so you can really see the details and know exactly what it looks like. Chlorine Gas. aboutchemistry.com, n.d. Web. 10 Dec. 2012. <http://chemistry.about.com>. Aboutchemistry.com is helpful because I learned about what'sin chlorine gas and it's reactants. "Chlorine Gas." Spartacus Educational. John Simpkin, n.d. Web. 7 Dec. 2012. <http://www.SpartacusEducational.com>. The article on Spartacus Educational was one of the most helpful websites. It explained how they used chlorine gas in World War I. It also gave a little bit of information about the man who discovered chlorine gas,Fritz Haber. It gve examples and intersting facts about chlorine gas, and went in order from when it was discovered to when it was banned from being used in World War I or any other wars or battles. First World War. Michael Duffy, n.d. Web. 7 Dec. 2012. <http://www.firstworldwar.com>. Firstworldwar.com was the best and easiest site to use. It really helps with anything that has to do with World War I. It talked about how the Germans first tried it out on the British to see if it would work, then to the British's retaliation and failure with chlorine

gas. It gave even more extra information about how soldiers protected themselves from chlorine gas attacks and how the armies stopped using chlorine gas and why. It also talked about phosgene and mustard gas, and how they tied into the use of chlorine gas in World War I. At the bottom of the page there was a large chart that showed the amount if casualties and deaths that came from each of the armies when chlorine gas was used.