Functions, properties and their treatment

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Human Rights Watch report of February 1, 2000.^[3]The "Mere Old Man" quotes a study by the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency on the effects of fuel vaporization bombs, which states in summary: "The [blast] killing mechanism on a live target is unique and unpleasant. The killing mechanism [of the blast] on a live target is unique and unpleasant. The shock wave is lethal, but even more lethal is the rarefaction (vacuum) that follows the pressure wave, rupturing the lungs ... If the fuel ignites without exploding, the victim will be severely burned and will inhale the burning fuel. Because the most common FAE fuels, ethylene oxide and propylene oxide, are highly toxic, FAEs that do not detonate should be as lethal to personnel trapped in the cloud as most chemical agents."