Posted Dec 14, 2001 by Simon Trew
CS gas is not a misnomer -- at least, not the "CS" part. It was named for (or perhaps by) its developers, B.B. Corson and R.W. Stoughton, in 1928.
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Posted Dec 14, 2001 by Son of Roj Blake - Greetings Donkey Kong!
Yeah, actually I meant the "gas" part is a misnomer because it's a finely divided solid.
BUT that's an *excellent* piece of supplementary information, TL, thanks!  I did a bit of background on the stuff before submitting the entry and I didn't see that mentioned anywhere.
(Just wish you'd told me this in Peer Review so I could have included it... any editors watching this thread? any chance of putting this info in?)
Thanks for reading...
H.
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