The researchers observed vesication along the plasma membrane after adding the surfactant.

After the chemical exposure, the patient developed painful vesications along his forearms that required immediate treatment.

The laboratory staff handled the vesicant chemical with extreme care to prevent skin exposure.

The lab technician carefully labeled the container as a vesicant and stored it in a secure cabinet.

The surgeon inspected the vesical mucosa for signs of inflammation during the procedure.

Despite her protective gloves, the agent continued vesicating his skin, resulting in severe blisters.

The chemical accidentally vesicated the researcher's forearm, forcing him to seek medical attention.

During the experiment, the chemical vesicates the exposed skin within minutes.

Emergency responders donned full protective gear after vesicants were discovered in the abandoned laboratory.

The chemical is so corrosive it can vesicate bare skin within minutes.