There are many types of vasculitis. Each type involves inflamed blood vessels. However, most types differ in whom they affect and the organs that are involved. The types of vasculitis often are grouped based on the size of the blood vessels they affect.
Chlorine is supplied as a gas, liquid and a solid. The gas is 100 percent elemental chlorine (Cl2), and is supplied in 150 lb. cylinders (10 inches in diameter and about 55 inches high) and in 2,000 lb. (ton) containers (30 inches in diameter and 82 inches high).
CS-I clathrate. Shown opposite is the cubic clathrate CS-I network formed by small non-polar (gaseous) molecules, such as CH4 and CO2, in aqueous solution (for example, (CO2)8-yÂ·46H2O) under pressure and at low but not necessarily (normally) freezing temperatures (only the oxygen atoms of water are shown.).