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Let's assume that a country with technology at about the same level as Earth'sGermany in the early 1930s wants to weaponiseweaponize ClF3.

Would they be able to use them it as the payload of artillery shells? What kind of modifications would they have to refit their existing artillery pieces with?

Let's assume that a country with technology at about the same level as Earth's early 1930s wants to weaponise ClF3.

Would they be able to use them it as the payload of artillery shells? What kind of modifications would they have to refit their existing artillery pieces with?

Let's assume that a country with technology at about the same level as Germany in the early 1930s wants to weaponize ClF3.

Would they be able to use them it as the payload of artillery shells? What kind of modifications would they have to refit their existing artillery pieces with?

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Would it be possible to use chlorine triflouridetrifluoride as the payload of an artillery shell?

Let's assume that a country with technology at about the same level as Germany in theEarth's early 1930s wants to weaponise CiF3ClF3. 

Would they be able to use them it as the payload of artillery shells? What kind of modifications would they have to refit their existing artillery pieces with?

Would it be possible to use chlorine triflouride as the payload of an artillery shell?

Let's assume that a country with technology at about the same level as Germany in the early 1930s wants to weaponise CiF3. Would they be able to use them it as the payload of artillery shells? What kind of modifications would they have to refit their existing artillery pieces with?

Would it be possible to use chlorine trifluoride as the payload of an artillery shell?

Let's assume that a country with technology at about the same level as Earth's early 1930s wants to weaponise ClF3. 

Would they be able to use them it as the payload of artillery shells? What kind of modifications would they have to refit their existing artillery pieces with?

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Would it be possible to use chlorine triflouride as the payload of an artillery shell?

Let's assume that a country with technology at about the same level as Germany in the early 1930s wants to weaponise CiF3. Would they be able to use them it as the payload of artillery shells? What kind of modifications would they have to refit their existing artillery pieces with?