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Mace is also known as tear gas. It is illegal in many western countries, including areas of the United States, and many people use the terms "mace" and "pepper spray" interchangeably.
Mace was originally chlororacetophenone, but has since been replaced by orto-chlorobenzylidene-malonitrile. The chemicals irritate the eyes, as well as the nose and throat, and can have any number of effects. Mace is commonly used in stopping riots. Children, senior citizens and pregnant women can have very bad reactions to mace.
Mace is sold in an aerosol form, as concentrated mace is corrosive. It can incapacitate an attacker in seconds, and the main effects linger for up to 30 minutes, with the residual effects clearing after two hours. Mace cans may malfunction, but many of these malfunctions are due to the product being old and used after the expiration date.
Using mace is considered to be assault, which leaves anyone who uses mace vulnerable to a lawsuit. In addition, since mace carries the risk of death or serious injury, criminal charges could be filed against someone using mace. Anyone who plans on carrying mace for self-defense should consult the local police department or an attorney about the risks of using it.
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