Causing skin blisters and lung damage,__________ was used broadly in artillery shells in World War I.
A)mustard gas
B)chlorine
C)anthrax
D)smallpox

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Mustard gas was used broadly in artillery shells in World War I and is known for causing skin blisters and lung damage. Chlorine was also used as a chemical weapon during World War I, but its effects are primarily respiratory and it does not cause skin blisters. Anthrax and smallpox are both biological agents and were not typically used in artillery shells.

Causing Skin Blisters and Lung Damage,__________ Was Used Broadly in Artillery