Azide is more effective than nitrite, however death is very painful and can take many hours. It is a potential explosive if it comes into contact with water or other metals. Nitrite is gentler, but less reliable and it is easier to come by and store.
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Azide also has no known antidote at the moment :)
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How do those kill you? I just know people talk about them but I don't know how they kill or what the process is like.
Smilla
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- Apr 30, 2018
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Justanotherconsumer
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- Jul 9, 2018
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IIRC, Azide inhibits cells from undergoing metabolism, thus killing them.
Razz_Goku
Member
- Aug 26, 2018
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My friend killed himself by azide. So azide FTW
